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7 2u5 > z ; 3 a Wee Eagle eh M% 8 mit MINES 14 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Sept. 23, 1959 ct ee me ml oe o Grandrey 2000 16 15 1% —1 |Orchan 00 7 6 ® +i ~ EE - , a Grandue 5100 08 103 105 1 | Macfie. oye » % Ww +1 » | . : Greyhk 100 lM Oe OM Exp A nu Mw -8 i Gulch soo )67-)6C«S)lCT:«C=t SIN Keore = 47900 10% 8 ® —7l DAILY MARKET TATIONS. Gea 88 Se Sg ie as et) oe ere : Har-Min = - én Hasaga no we Bb SB A Can Com 7 1.92 ° H ff Lakes 100 M U4 4 +13 |A Cdn Div SH 6.4 Can Celan = 19K Shawn 2% | Atlan C Cop 1500 MS Be se —10 ™m) 0 Acncsions Growth on 72 Heath 500 Ses 5% —1 | Beaubran ws 2.7R SUMMA C Int Power 15% Steel 4 \Atin-Ratf OO 8B lH 4 C lat Pwr pr Trans Can PL 2 |Aubelle = 25093 MA | Hoo S23 2 ee eo onan CPR 24% Aumacho _ u + %| Hovle - _ By THE, CANADIAN PRESS |cockshutt 14% Walker WlAumaque 16000 5% 5 4+ | Hed Bay Soo ro me + a ee = on TORONTO — Market higher in| Seasrams 304 = C@NADIAN Avill se mh! Mh Mh % Investors 8.60 9.40 : ao D Bridge 2 Cons Pap 6% | Barnat 9000 127 126 126 Inpiretion 3009 % 3 6M i | Corporete ; moderate trading. ‘ ane eae 15% > Ford a |Bary Expl 900 3S 8 95 —@ | Int Nickel 0 989 86 BBA 88% Dom Equity Inv 24.50 “es - : é Kew York” — Market lower; Foes meee sf SS oe mt Bo ple om ost build a perfect wardrobe for COllege rally fades. Bete = Bb DB Mh lon Bay 860 3 2 ON Grouped Income 352° 305 / ; Montreal — Market mixed to ae ao am oe ee 2000 32. 30 3% —3 |Grouped Income Accum 50s 5.53 ‘ fower in moderate trading.” TORONTO oe ae ae ae Jacobus 11800 18 107 118 —£ |Growth Oi and Gas a an Bethim ms 5 S —l = 3000 Bia | Sti leevenece Growth Fraw ———S5-—eae . eet Bee eet Asal ae r TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS Bibis ee can om 2 Se Investors Mutua 10.65 use - car eer CURRIENCIES eae eet ee les eee 2000 15 «1% 8 —- 3 BR | [atm _ 28 BR ; — Quotations tn cents unless marked $.|Black Bay 700 11 lo 19-4 |Jowsey 1 |Mutua Accumuating Fund 93 7.57 MONTREAL (CP) — The US.|, “Osa bt sd — Ev-aivigend, ar—ix|Dowvilo = 5M MAMA eavl © S S 8 +4, toe income Fund =. ta po ae inlier Geel Saseden ah a Glade Geviummens ie Bouzan oe » Kiembe ae 8 =e North Amer Fund of Can 8.22 8.98 ‘count l v , Boymar = : ed pF Rt oe og tae — See oe Oe —ae ene oer en ne se ent Fund 38 80 r : y cf Z Pound sterling 2.66 15-16, up 3-16.! anacus mae et ee! he Se —— nes. i %|Supervised Amer Fund xd esl a ; Aavecate” “isn 25 3s. S48 | Brenowick wee OM 8 | ccatreal on a a imine mart Holman’s plan Tartanssfor Fall . . . Beautiful NEW YORK ‘cnn me fe.” 6 (an. wus 8 48 ce ane 8 31” |Supervised Eevee 58 ce “is 61 classic co-ordinates . . . a variety of exciting de- Buff RL 1000 h*_OCi/—s«é ene eae tsee Geet Pend ; : :

NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS aa" Mes $12 1K 12 to ab ain me’ ieee ama $m Tee The + lonervieed Income Fund 24 $= am signs by Morris Watkins of Miss Sun Valley . . . Beth Steel» 5434. Monty W 494 All Rix 1000 22 Me Ns MF Comp RL 00 -$1I% 14% 11% + 4 | TODOm 1175 $34% 53% S% +1%4/x—TV Eectronic = 7 in burnished fall tones that create the impression Borg Warner 415s NY Cent 27% | Am-Larder se 62 2 Gis Adee ee Gk a INDUSTRIALS Timed Investment Fund , :

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NS 2 2 . came as a 45 $12% 1 a - Sere on int — ue relatives and friends here. Comb Met 2 wu HM pom ST 3% Ws WX — % by excess acids and wastes j Watch. a aoe Mase Fer 12%| Ethelton as he aay Settee oe oe oe 2 a = = se = se aqetems ond Dulfo Rideny BS Brazil 45 «= McColl known was born ilton, ON | Con-Key 1000 Ml «Zl OME |trang Min 3885 $104 10% 10% —%| stimulate kidneys | Bie Prod am a Co a Dec. 22nd, 1886, a son of the late|c Bellekene me . aa at OILS * : normal action of removing these excess buy them as match-mates or Clevelan n } 7 Sei C Beta 1083 > 8% P 210700. 24 ee ; Then seems : c cement 4, 7 Fret S| “When a young man he moved|€ Colinas Zao i) 18 |Dymamie “ua imp mS 0 | ENO ee hte! Why det separately... . .

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an per cent years he spent part of the |G.” iemey a a ae) ‘ i 4 sizes 10 - 16 summer months visiting his boy-|C Marben 1100 2% 2% math SALES HELP ; ‘i DEATH NOTICE [hood home. He had just recently ee eee ee ; * \ wy, i ‘ returned after his annual visit,|¢ yoeu 19 139 15 1 -—8 a as i CAROL ANNE JOHNSTON [when he was stricken with a cum a fe = 4 MALE & FEMALE ey 3 straight 0 6 heart attack, and called to the/C Northia 20 G@ 7 - > — ki : A bud the Gardener gave ys, [Great Beyond. ca et ee «6 6 (He | SALESMEN JOBBERS MERCHANTS | | eo skirt ‘ A pure and lovely child; His remains were transferred | Conwest 1200 370 30 3 —20 f met , oes . Electric | ” He gave it to our keeping, by motor hearse to the Mac-|Cop Corp is_2}-_ @ -—% Clothing for the-whole family . . . kitchen utensils ‘a 2

cherish undefiled. Lean Funeral Home, Chariotte-|C?™Mam = S00” Ma ‘2 +. Appliances . . . Jewellery . . . Sporting goods .. Typewriters . . : : ze i | Coprand = ae i i Pens & Pencils Perfumes. .| But just as it was opening town, where service was Con-|Craigmt 0 25 25 BS | Cigarette Lighters .. Pipes... Pens ers <* irieilions | adorable...

To the glory of the day, ducted on Friday, Sept. 18th., by | Crestaur 200 «9 = | 68lD ‘Sewing Machines . . . Binoculars . . . Baby’s supplies .. e| : Down came the Heavenly Gar-|the Rev. A. E. Piercey. Hymns we (S(t | 8 Boards . . Toys . .'.Radios . . Smallwares. weskit - dener sung were The Lord Is My) jor 17 «217 «OW 8 A : tal i ” “ j= a t unbeatable prices. Free color catalogs. * ,

And took our_bud away. ee and ‘Peace, rr ee aes — * ™ .. c Jource ¢ i ille, Montreal. 5

On Saturday evening, August; Interment was in St. John’s | D'Eidona = om = = - | 1st., 1959, widespread grief and|Church Cemetery, Milton where | nonaida 20 #9 9 tear jersey ad deep sorrow entered the homes/his late wife, the former Lucy | Duvan 200 1 Zz » 4 R S ALE of Peters’ Road and surrounding} Moreside was laid to rest some|East Mal 1400 123 ‘ ) : - bi Communities, when it was learn-| thirty years ago. i ee oe oe ? oe j ouse iu ed that little Carol Anne John-| He leaves to mourn their. loss Eldrich nO Mm Meo Seven roomed house on Hawthorne Avenue, modern ston had died suddenly in Mon-|the following brothers and sis- | Eureka _— se 2 Sf ae Hot water heatin Oil. Also garage tague as the result of an accident,| ters: Torquie of Milton: Lemuel a -—. = 0. > —# | conveniences. ot wate ng. A . for which no one could justly be| of Charlottetown;Bruce of Eston,|Farsusy .20 © @ House and garage recently painted. Spacious lawns blamed. She was taken immed- ame Margaret: <" bia Fara wis 2000 202 2 —! |/and shade trees, large orchard in rear. s j iately to the Kings County Mem-} &oman ingston; Elizabeth: |F’wst Tung 1000 11 1 ; 7 orial Hospital: for treatment. At/ Mrs. Daniel Ward, Kingston; and|Fatims =» $00 Mgt Size of lot 96 x = —. | first hopes were held for her re-| Addie: _ Mrs. Alfred Affleck,|Giro Mines 10% 316% 15% 16 — %|. Inspection after 6:00 5p.m. newest... fitted covery, but interal injury ee tT ce | Genex eo 1 1 oa 5 For. further particulars apply to: ‘ almost sudden death. God Wel-| a - bearers were: Frank )|Geo Scien 100 100 100 100 —4 = t comed Home another beloved|Crabb, Douglas MacDonald, Ge i we ae fae MRS. P. S. BRADLEY, child of. His. |ald Hooper, Russell Moore, NeiliGicier 7 ™ 2 @ —! 15 Hawthorne Avenue.

The daughter of Don and Gladys MacNeill and John Moore. Goldale me 8 6 (UW /% UC : Johnston. Carol Anne was born — — = —- aren mae neem

in Montague on May 2nd., 1952, a’ } beautiful and healthy child. She . Was extremely active and had an ._ eager mind for her years. She fl had just completed her first year | bs in “‘Alma” Public School. | i Her winning ways gained for! her an easy entrance into the hearts of her loved ones, her) : playmates, her friends and neigh- i bours. Carol Anne loved her z Church. She was a faithful and 3 enthusiastic member of the prim- = ary class of Peter's Road Sun- :| day School and she often remaind- ~ ed with her parents for Public: 3 worship. ee,

3 Her life, though short, was well Z lived and its memory will always

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