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" | MBS EUTS soaneens wit castien NnouNcements | res =, Mentey. Oconee 2 gee CITY AND QUEENS |,,cas4nu% ouue 2 Pritce reward RUMMAGE SALE Salvation Fri Be came wees for

DANCE. MT. BRYAN Hall, Johnsten’s River every Friday night. Music Me}-Lo.Keys. Canteen service.

22. Rock and

over 100

a

DANCE, VERNON River Hall. Sat-| October

THE CLASSIFIEDS * DAILY.

‘| ceased.

OBITUARY.

MRS,..,MARY GALLANT

i+ The death occured at the home of-her daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hughes, 22 Dorchester St., Thursday, Oct. 13, 1966 of Mrs.

Mary Gallant in her. 83rd‘ year. | Born in Wellington, the daughter'|'

of the late Peter Gallant and Elizabeth Gautlet. She marrié¢d

1940... Left to cherish her memory aré one son and.two daughters. Gerald, at home: Eileen, Mrs. Richard Hughes. Charlottetown; Inez, Mrs. Boyd Dunsford, Mon- treal; Charles and Amand de- Eight grandchildren lovingly remember her. Three sisters. Mrs. Loretta Steele, and Mr.s Nettie Gallant, Summer- side, Mrs. Aldona Campbell, Summerville, Mass.

She enjoyed a wide circle of friends, and the many floral ‘tri- butes, Mass cards and messages

Har) spirit, will always live, reveal-

ing love and truth and radiant

joy. iE The funeral-was held from the Funeral Home to St Dunstan’s Basilica where rer high mass was celebrat- ed by her pastor. Rt.’ Rev. Wil-

a

the Catholic cemetery where ser- vice was conducted by Rev. Leo- nard MacCormack.

An ange] visited this green

[earth and took a flower away.

John Gallant who died August} «

liam Simpson. Interment was in

Prince Edward Island Fisheries Federation

_ ANNUAL MEETING |

anergrers

— Fo be held. a +the—

CONFEDERATION CENTRE. Monday, October 24th - 10 a.m.

All interested In P.E.I. Fisheries invited | to ahiond:

Goods and

“BUSINESS. SERV CE DIRECTORY fF

Where to find thém in Charlottetown and District

s memaetaoee! ak

_ UNCONVENTIONAL LANDING

tes tia aes dhe sla: wn onl, ergency chute. _was arriving from San Fran- cisco.

Japsed on touchdown Tuesday night. The plane skidded near- Khan cony © ‘None of the 52 _

and seven crew members was injored Passen-

Now that we have had a itttle ‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Oct. 21, 1966. 11

rain, it should be fairly safe in

some areas anyway. to start jjan: “Doyles,—Norboro;—- Elsie, -acme-in Emerald. Funeral-ser- Purine Aves: your ait Pat- | Emerald: and Wendell of Char-| vice will be held at Summer. ches. Burning blueberries not | jotte-own. field United Church at 2 p.m,

only rejuvenated them and helps them to spread, it also controls some insects and weeds. Since straw is so plentiful right now, it shouldn’t be too difficu't or ex- pensive to get enough straw to | burn with, if you do not have or

One daughter, Verna (Mrs. Lindsay Sharpe), Norboro,. pass- | ed away in 1958. = There - ar< The remains are resting at lus| the world.

Wednesday. October 1.

~| cannot use a burning machine. ‘| WALLPAPERS COVERING STRAWBERRIES | , ; __epeakiog of straw reminds me Visit Moore & McLeod's For at you should get a supply in 5 to cover your strawberries for Ready Pasted the winter. Strawberries are SUNWORTHY

sometimes injured- by extreme cold in winter. and by heaving in the early spring; due to .alter- Nate freezing and thawing; also crown injury may. result from

@ 500 patterns in stock @ Immediate delivery 8c up @ Phone for home viewing samples book—894-6541, ‘ severe freezing in.early winter, especially following a mild, Moo od moist fall, particulrly if there is i re & McLe Ltd. No, snow over when freezing weather occurs. It is therefore very important to protect the plants by covering them with Straw. This should be applied af- ter a week or more or near freez | ing weather, or before the tem- | perature falls to 20 degrees F. | It should .be spread about’ ’2” | deep and this will require 3-4 | tons per acre. So to avoid wint- | er- killing in -strawhberries, we should be thinking about-getting the straw to cover them .WHY WAIT, FOR SPRING po IT} NOW.

These are just a few of the lit-. tle chorés which can and should ; be-done in the fall, before t h ec Laaumaml spring rush begins. If some of am them are not done now, they may never be done, so avoid | lesses and. poor erney Sy nee ae H now! a

For further information €on-

ALLEYS AVAILABLE

Wednesday evening 7 p.m.—4 lanes Wednesday evening 9 p.m.—6 lanes

Basilica Recreation Centre Phone 2-1719

The craft

whale of

(AP Wirephote

DOUG KILPATRICK Horticultural

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Fall Tips For Producers OF. Horticultural Crops-_

*

teer Bottle Exchange

Drop your beer bottles at : MAURICE BLOCK Co. LTD.

Kent Street. 2c Per Dozen

- BOTTLE EXCHANGE _ O'BRIEN Iron and Metal Co. Ltd.

ower Prince St.—Charlottetown. Phone 44497

‘ERVICES

WOOD’S. FUELS

fexaco Stove and Furnace Oil Free Oil Burner Service. § Woodlawn Ave.

¥ Dial. 892-2336

~* J, J. FOLEY TRANSFER

65 Richmond St. Phone 4-9914 “Tops in Efficient, Courteous Service.

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* MONUMENTS

CURRIE BROS. Gtown «asin

Ch’town |:

SSUES ce SROry Vein A age ETT adie a RAT HR

S. W. WILLIS

Realtor - Insurance Appraiser - Builder

Tel. Office: 894-7242

Phone 2-161] After Hrs. 2.2300 Member of C.A.R.E.B.,

fank Service Septic Tank Pumping, “Courtesy 1s our motto” Phone 4441) ~ West Royalty

SERVICES

RALPR FOY,

GEORGE PEAKE

LIMITED REAL ESTATE INSURANCE

92 QUEEN STREET PHONE 2-2448

MONUMENTS LEVi POWER

Montague / Local Representative ts

J. T. DOYLE

Bex 816 : Charlottetown

xe

WILSON:

REAL ESTLTE Charlottetown - Head Office 90 Kent Street—902-2511 Branch Offices “Side

Island.Wide Service

mane annie mens a ee

ISLAND BRIKCRETE

Tryon, PE... Plumbing and .Heating Contractor, _ C TANK and

CUSTOM BACKHOEING Beatty Barn Equipment Phone — Crapaud 42-23

| coarse: vegetable matter turne’

SEPTI ; FIELD TILE INSTALLATION

‘Fall plowing is desirable,

ot f : n Ben eigeet or Sted

(5) to make possible earlier soil ‘preparation for earlier plantin- (6) to bring about the decay «

under—such as green man ur: crops, vegetable refuse, grair stubble, etc. These are just » few of the advantages of fal! plowing, so WHY WAIT FOR SPRING—DO IT NOW. 5 WBERRIES This is also good weather for

FOR RENT

FREEZER LOCKERS |

Repairs on all Electrical

‘Phone “45113 0 ow r apply 137 Upper Queen |

4” Bield Tile $18.00 per year 6” Cement Blocks -412h- 149 North: River Road es Dial 43942 SEPTIC TANK Rethy’s TV & Radio Shop ee ee NOW OPEN

reasonable: Rates

ple. Rates... =O SapeaRpEC REG eet

Ph. Crapaud 42-34 Tryon

SERVICES

New Fall Dresses

+ Eastern Painters Limited Exterior and. interior a fabric, spray paint- “Free Estimates” « .. We are ready to serve

159 Sydney St. P.O. Box 1301 or 46651

Arriving Daily THE GLORIA “Where Smarter Women

Shop Sizes 5 - 2414 155 Great George S' Phone “avis

Anti-Freeze

ROCK BOTTOM PRICE -

Trainor's Auto Body ; Johnston’s River

eae) Seen ele 7 miles

. Boiler Repairing Certified Electric Welding Ben. Livingston and Sons Ltd.

68 Kensington Road * “Telephone 47i2f

~

ie Permanent

Saw. v Mill

" Sunplies bisdraule Hoses Made Up.

Lounsbury .

- Industrial Ltd. . 44 Belmont Street

Dial 4-8054 |

Cy

@ SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED):

2.55 per gal. |

ri

-you can usually pick have them sent to you whe need them—not several days af?" ‘ter you would like to stant ol plant. ing. so WHY WAIT FOR, ' SPRING—DO IT. NOW. CROP CONTRACTS

Ocober and November Is alse the tire to start thinking about

deste saw cauiecs wih

fences, and. this is es- 9-

“We Trade | * Furniture

* Televisions * Appliances

FIRESTONE .

‘Home and Auto

Ltd. Dial. 4-557

| taet soy Kilpatrick, Horticul- -turist, P.E.I. Department of Ag- | set Box 2000, ‘Charlotte. |

_|G. H. Mayne Passes Away

The death occurred on Sunday,

a service

war TOR RING—DO IT companies. All three | October 16, at the P.E.I. Hos- | NOW. freezing plants require peas, |pital, Charlottetown, of George | FALL LIMING cauliflower, broccoli, brussel|H. Mayne of Emerald in his or te ie ee te oe oe in aoe Seth your. mews heen Minnie

time app . | amoynts. Some them _Paynter) predeceased ‘him in’ Since all our Island soils are, by | need beans and strawberries, | 1064. You can Be simared of! Saat, icin service all nature, acid or sour, most of our | and they like to get their cou.| In addition to @ wide-circle of' batho When ren pines your heating needs crops require lime. By applying tracts settled in the fall. So, if friends and neighbors he leaves} With . Sarees : cool C, BARWISE | J. W, SKINNER io oe oom Shag m Road Legend 1 1|John and Winston, *oiiawas Ber] ec the. soll ‘will condition than eee inthe spring. ae = =

ane ee

vole FROM ALL 20 CONTESTANTS!

| The Guardian and The Evening Patriot con s the 6 winners for thelr : | for a Wonderhl wack ofcdahtassian, entertainment and fun in W a D.C. }

Each contestant earned commission for each sale made during this contest and the two top people from each County received the trip as @ bonus. .

Winners of The WASHINGTON TOUR Contest

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Mrs. Jack: Yeo Miscouche R.R. 1

Mr, He. Chappe

Mrs. Janie Kerwm York R.R. 1 ‘

Mottague IR. 4

Mrs. Harry Taylor ; Mrs. John Bernard Mrs. Donald Stewart

Kensington Hunter River -Murray River THOSE WHO. PARTICIPATED ; Mrs. Mary Cheverie “Mrs. Eldon Drake Mrs. Edith. MacPhail Fess \. Ses are cot og ye "Mrs, Robert MacDonald te Bare ha Me. tna 3 ex

The GUARDIAN and The EVENING ATRIOT

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