5

. .3 WANTED IN TOWN or‘ non-

O IMMED'IAfE7rE

Do It Now...BUY,RENT' or SELL With Want Ads

privileged to know him.

Pa go 16. The Guardian Tliurx, May 29, 1958

IN MEMORIAM

Ml:‘.l".K-—l'ri loving memory Of -7- Amnihihe Meek who departed this life on Mai’ 3950 .1954-

God has him in His keeping:

We have him in our hearts.

Ever remembered by We fam’

ily.

TRENI-lOl,M -- In loving mem' cry of our sonand brother Ken- neth Trenholm who passed 3’ way Oct. 3. 1950.

Deep in our hearts his memory is kept. -'

We loved you too dearly to ever

_, forget.

Inserted by Mother and family.

'l‘RENHOI.M - In loving mem- r_yr_v of our husband and father, Pa'.lm~er Trcnholm who depart- ed this life May 29, 1953.

He was such a very dear Father,

Sn patient, so kind and so true,

There was never A cloud so heavy or dark.

‘But he saw the sunlight through.

Inserted by wife and family.

TRENHOLM—In loving memory of my dear ilaliher, Palmer Trenholm who passed away on May 29, 1953.

To us he had not gone away

Nor has he travelled far.

Just entered God's eternal home

And left the gates ajar. Lovingly remembered by dau-

ghter I./ucy.

Agents Wanted

den agent for Victory Cleaners, liberal commission. Contact Victory Cleaners, Summerside.

or woman to take over vacant Watkins route in Charlottetown Nothing to invest. No experi- ence necessary as we train you. Minimum earnings $60 weekly. Apply in writing tr Mr. G. E. Rivard, 350 St. Roch Street, Montreal, Que.

NATIONWIDE ORGANIZATION now grainrliing exiclusive fran- clhsise to responishblie men with established territories calling on retail grocery, drug, confec- iiionery stores etc. Product is repeat year round staple nec- essity, Leader in its ﬁeld, thiil profitable non- coniflltcrting sec- ondary line requires no invest- ment. Write fully in conﬁdence to Lightmaster Corporation, Dundas, Ontario.

‘LET ME START YOU IN nus- lness on my capital with a net weekly earnings of more than $75.00 handling in your neigh- borhood, 250 fast repeating nec- essities including Tea, Coffee, Toiletries, Medicines. Insecti- cides. Farm lines, in establish- ed City or rural Paula routes. Experience unnecessary. I'll teach you. 30 days free trial. Established 1934. Write today without fail. G. Lsurin, Presi- dent. the Paula Co. Ltd., 21 St. Paul St. East, Montreal."

aaliy clilcxs ﬁnonzns -— onnnrc NOW Sept, Oct. Aimes In-Cross chucks order ahead. I-lave wide choice in high produicinog shock. Pul- lets. davyiold, Dual purpose chickis. Ask us for complete Bray list. from agent Ralph Raynor R R 5 Charrlorttetown Phone 7984; J. Slpem.-.rr Hughes, Eimeridd.

liars and Trucks For Sale “ ‘2fIfs7r'i"N”£iT”“ii7Kii&i.TIi~'I Price. Phone 3403 Sum-.mars.

ONE 1950 METEOR CONVERTI- ble in good condition Price $395. Dial sass.

WE'VE GOT THE

”GEE BEES”

Good Buys

Greater Bargains .

Guaranteed Better

I954 PONTIAC

Green. «Moor Sedan. Auto- matic. Radio. driven only 25,000. Excellent buy at--

$l200

I953 FORD

2-door Sedan.

5350. l9S3 CHEV

-ton Pickup.

.5650 l954 METEOR

Beige. 2-door sedan.

$1150

ALLlSON McicLEOD

LTD.

cars and Trucks For Sale

1950 CHEVROLET SEDAN. PRIC- ed ﬁor quick sale. Dial 9996.

1950 METEOR. GOOD CONDI- tion. Cheap for cash. P110110 9175 after 5 o’clock. ‘

1948 PONTIAC IN GOOD CON- dition regisiired. Price $225.00 Phone 7586 after 5 P.M.

1953 1/2 TON DODGE EXPRESS truck. Apply Bank of Nova Sco- tia, City.

isho CHEV. SEDAN. IN GOOD

135 Guardian-Patriot.

1950 AUSTIN. NOT REGISTER- ed $225.00. Apply Cameron Gar-

calls.

53 MERCURY SEDAN RADIO and heater, good tires. in good condition. John Johnston. Central Bedeque.

FOR SALE 1953 cmuv TRUCK 1/: ton, low mileage, good con- dition. Apply Williaim Trainor or Powers Garage Charlotte- town R.R.9. ‘

.-coach. Good times, engine, and body. Priced to sell! Apply Bruce Chandler, shipping room "R. T. Holman Limited, Char- lottetown.

Female Help Wanted K

GIRL FOR IIOUSEWORK. LIVE in. One child. Phone 9111811!!!-’ tiween 1.30 and 3 pun

HOUSEKEEPER. L I "G H T housekeeping. 2 children, school age. Phone 4711.

MIDDLE.AoED HOUSEKEEP- or wanted immediately small family (adults) Apply Box 134 c’-o Guardian-Patriot.

W A N T E D EXPERIENCED Housekeeper. New home every convience $75.00 per month. Apply Mrs. Bruce, Unemploy- ment Office.

W A N T E D EXPERIENCE housekeeper, Abstain, -2 child-- ren, 50.00 per month, cloths and trainsporta.-lzion supplied. Apply R. Sanderson. .P.O. Box 482 Morrlsburg, Ontario.

sembling our items. Ex- pericnce unnecessary. Crown Mtg, 466 S. Robertson, Los _An.go1es 48. Cal.

For Sale ’

1 SMALL KITCHEN RANGE. Good condition. Phone 8739.

2 FAMILY HOUSE. APPLY BOX 137 Guardian Patriot.

T I MO '1‘ 11 Y SEED. GORDON Weeks, Hunter River.

smr nmcxs AND LICKS co- bait and Iodizcd. Half price. George II. Toombs and Son, City.

A FARM CONSISTING OF 75 acrm. Springfield, Lot 67. Good buildings. Or will ,rent. AppLv 91/; Sydney St.

10 F901‘ OUTBOARD MOTOR for quick sale. Dial 5245.

SPECIAL PRICES ON HOUSE light fixtures. Storey Electric.

ONE REGISTERED IIOLSTEIN Heifer Caillf. Apply Cecil Wood, Charlottetown R.R. 6.

OLD CHESTNUT CANOE. REA- sonable. Apply Box 138. Guar- dlan- Patriot.

3 WINDOWS COMPLETE WITH frames. Half price. Phone 7341.

12 VOLTS CAR BATTERY LIKE ngw also one tine 550x15. Phone 4- 7.

LARGE SIZED STEEL PARROT cage, almost new, price $12.00. Dial 1:234.

ONE REGISTERED HOLSTEIN heifer calf. Aiplply Cecil Wood, - Ch.ar'lotteltown RR. 6.

NEW HOUSE JUST COMPLET- ed 7 rooms bath and sunporch. Hot wster- oil furnace -and fire

place. Just off Mt. Edward Rd. Phone 5062.

ONE USED ELECTRIC BEETY washing machine also one Bee- ty pump head and pipe. Apply lgafrtiriel’ Cumin Charlottetown

BEDS, SPRINGS AND MAT- tuesses ; bu-reavu. comodes ,

Studio couch. Beaton’s Auction Rooms.

KITCHEN CHAIRS AND tables, dining room chairs and tables (round and square); baby's pram, baby’: carriage. Beaton’s Auction Rooms.

CHESTERFIELD AND CHAIRS. upholstered rocker‘; drop back chair; writing desk; small tables. Beaten’: Auction . Rooms.

ENTERPRISE WOOD AND coal ranges. oil and space heater. Franklin stove, Moﬁfett liohpliatn. Bewton’s Auction Rooimis.

COLEMAN TABLE LAMP AND Coleman lanterns; Aladdin lamps (table and hanging); battery and electric radios; pair hriip boots, also 10. Bea- 1ion's Auction Rooms.

Lumber

Matched boards, most all lengths, planed or other- VV1S€.

CLARK BROS. Mt. Stewart

FOR SALE

Heavy Oak Barrels, with both ends In. Sizes 40; 60; 90; 110 gals.

J

PARKER CAN Pl ELI).

PHONE 7364 - 7365

condition $375.00 Apply. Box’

age, 9'Kir-kwood Dr. No phone .

1955 METEOR SUPER DELUXE

MAKE MONEY AT noun As-"

wash stands; mantle m.ilrror;

four OUR WAY

By J. R. WILLIAMS

COME OUT HERE AND TAKE A CLOSE LOOK AT ‘l'Hl5. MA.’ ITS ONE

OF HIS SMEAKY TRICKS, HOOKING THE BALE OF PEAT M055 ON HERE"

MAKE HIM CLEAN

HER" SHE BUMPED NTD lT AN’ 60'!’ IT HOOKED OM ‘THERE BEFORE SHE BACKED OUTOF TH’ GAR‘

BLAME ME FER HER DUMB Dl2lVlN'.’ MAKE HER CLEAN UP HER

BEFORE you ‘ BRNEI our ‘THE NElC-.vHBOl26--

For Sale

GRADE. GUERNSEY. cow. To freshen soon. Apply Jack Mc- Phee, Clyde RIIV/'61‘.

DELUXE TOURIST ,TENT 9 I5 9 by 7 with canopy, sleeps 4. D13! _‘ 5914.

SEVEN THOUSAND FEET 01-‘ boards. Phone 6-2-3 Ernest Duf- fy, K-inkora.

16 FT. CANOE EXCELLENT oondiillion. Aiplpily Alfred Mullen, Bedifnrd Station.‘

CHARLOTTETOWN 80 BARLEY. Suitable for seed.» DelauIey's feed service. Kensington.

FURNISHED GROUND FLOOR iapartment ilor summer months. Central. Dial 3956.

s USED ELECTRIC 'sTovEs, $5 each. 2 Chesterifields. 2 beds and springs. Dial 4931, mornings only.

128 ACRE FARM A1‘ GLEN William. Good buildings. For panticulars, Apply John K. MacDonald.Ki1rnuir. L

FOR OUTBOARD MOTORS. boats, lawn mowers. Garden tractors. Tillers. Chain saws. see E. M. Cannon, 816 Court st. Sunimcrside. ,‘

ONLY ONE CONCLUSION IS possible. Classified Ads are so well used because they get re- sults. Put one to work today. Dial 8506.

ORDER STEEL AND ALUMIN- um roofing from Coles’ mill, Milton. -Also buying pine logs. Russell Coles.

IN SUMMERSIDE. LOT 75x120. Beechwood Ave. Beautishil location. Hall Mfg. Co.. Dial 2518. *

ONE TRADE-IN ELECTRIC Portable Sewing Machine. $21.95.. Singer Sewing Centre, 164 Gt. George. Phone’ 4551.

BARN, 30 X 85,, EXCELLENT condition. To be moved from present site at Woodville mills. Contact J. Dorgan, George- town.

GENUINE TAYLOR SAFE, OUT side» measurements 24x25x33 also 8 keycomptometer (multi- plies to a million instantly and accurately) Phone 9210 or 58 Fitzroy A MONTAGUE BUILDING lots on main highway V: mile frorn the town reasonably pric- ed. James C.- Campbell. 809

For Sale

ATALBA~NYALOT80Xl00I"l'. with finished three room cot- tage with electric lights, part- ly furnished. Interested persons write Mrs. John Clow, 24 Fitz- roy St. Charlottetown.

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. FARM of the late Arthur Wyatt. Pleas- ant Grove, consisting of 84 ac- res with house ‘and barns. Also 10 acre wood lot. Apiply Dewar Swan or Riichiard Vessey, York. Phone 5866 or 7069. ’

FRESH DAILY LOBSTERS QUAHAUGS -OYSTERS PROWSE & AC-ENEW

" Foot of Prince 51‘. Phone’ H56

1 a n d butter,

FOR SALE

8 room house, 2 out- buildings, 5% acres of land, ‘1/2 mile from New Glasgow -school, churches factory. 3 miles from Cavendish beach. Hot and cold water, telephone, lights and fur- nace. Ideal for tourist home. Apply to-

WILLIAM POUND,

213 Prince St. Charlottetown

Slemon Park, Summcrside.

For Rent ~ .~

STORE — 1200 SQUARE FEET. Queen Street. Phone 4544.

FOR RENT — ONE FURNISH- ed room with stove. Dial 8231.

SIX ROOM HOUSE, WIRED- for electric range, oil furnace, garag-it. $60.00 month-y. Apply Box 1513 Guardiian - Patriot.

. PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

Bell, Matheson & Folk! ’ 150 Richmond St.

I. Elmer Blanchard, BA. 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573

M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB. Bank of Commerce Bldg Allison M. Cillis, LLB.

130 Richmond St. Dial 4747

Palmer & Haslnm Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.

Peake & Nicholson 175 Grafton Sticct

J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bidg., Dial 9424 Queen St.

IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB.

CURRIE BLDG. (Above Shoe Doctor)

DIAL 3351 FREDERIC A. LARGE, 0

Room,207 Confederation Bldg. - Corner Queen and Richmond Sis. (Across from Royal Bank Bldg.)

DIAL 3244

J OS. W. MacDonald,

B.A., Q.C. 150 Richmond Street Dial 4713 Box 472

MacPhee 5! Trainer 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573

'CHlROPRACTOR

Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 6432

OPTOM ETRISTS

J. A. Carruthers, R. 0. 123 Kent st, Dial 5512

J. S. Taylor, R.0.

Corner Kent & Queen Sts. _ Office 9133 —- House 4756

H. J. Mabon, R.0. Montague P. E. I.

ARCHITECT

J. F. T00 ITIS, B. Arch.

ARCHITECT 140 Richmond St. Dial

G. Keith Pickard ' B. Arch. M.R.A.I.C., Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. Dial 8618 Summerside, Wednesdays Dial 2936

Peter A. McNeil

166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone 4339 P. 0. Box 513

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

E. s. CHANDLER, B.Sc. (E.E.), M.E.I_C., P.I-lng. 161 QUEEN sr. PHONE 3325

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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

Mr.-DONALD, CURRIE & CO. COOPER BROTHERS a co.

Crapa ud Phone 15-)

Currie nldg. Charlottetown Dial 5568 H. R. DOANE & COMPANY _ 148 Great George Sl:., Charlottetown Dial 6547 —- 6548 J 1', o_ Box 1:}? AR'[‘l-IUR J. GARRETT I’A.l..MER l5:LE(‘:TI1IC BUILDING cliarloltetown 100 Fitzroy Street Dial 5321

F»

For Sale

.,_.., ,,,-.L.-..._.-_. .. -1 1 ﬁorisl‘. IN COUNTRY. APPLY; Box 128 Guardian- Patriot. 3 ROOMS AND BATH 1st FLOOR PI-.ivaite entrance. Phone ‘roffn I-IOUSEKEEPING ROOMS East. Royalmy. Dial 5856.W_‘H_‘_ YNIEEEUNNY ROOMS. HEAT- ed. Also Garage. Dial 3493. UNFURNISHED ROOM SECOND

floor. Apply 61 Pownial St. after 5530.

FURNISHED ROOM. CENTRAL. working girl prelferred. Dial 3277.

FURNISHED HEATED ROOMS. 137 Prince St. Apuly Mrs- H- Hardy. _ V

FURNISHED HEATED APART- ment until» October 31st. Cen- tral. Private. Dial 3988 or 3841.

JUNE JULY AUG. COMPLET- ely furnished home Brighton area 3 bedroorné write Box: 129 Quardian.

HOUSE WITH MODERN CON- veniences in Millview. Apply lvliltnn Smith M-illveiw P.E.I.‘;

COTTAGE A T ‘sn1onToN§ Shore. June 1st. 4 rooms, 2 piece bathroom. large sun room. Dial 8236.

3RD. FLOOR APARTMENT. Heated. Continuous hot water. Central. Adults only. Dial 8152

3 FURNISHED ROOMS WITH bath. Also 1 furnished room. Dial 3061.

6 ROOM Hoﬁsn

SECOND‘ floor, not heated. Apply E.N. Kayis, 18 Upper Queen St. or Dial 3250. '

HEATED APARTMENT. WIRED for electric range. second floor. Dial 3264 or apply 329 Fitzroy Street. V

1 FURNISHED BED SiITTING room on second ﬂoor.,2\unfur- nished rooms with sink on 3rd floor. Apply 243 Richmond St.

0 ROOM APARTMENT A ND bath. Bright and sunny. Mod- ern, Central. Av.aila.ble June 1st. Box 139, Guardian - Patriot.

ACCOMMODATION FOR. TWO rpensonls. Well fu-rnriished room witlh kirticlhen. central, continu- ous hot w:ater.,Froim June lstl in Sept. 10th. Dial 3356

SMALL APARTMENT 2ND. floor 16 Fitzroy St. Consisting of living room bedroom loit- cihen and bath. Suitable for couples. Available July 1st.

Phone 6016 or Apply 233 Queen

FOR RENT

Summer Cottage, Bun- bury. Dial 6232.

Miscellaneous GOING OUT OF BUSINESS oﬁfectlve immediately all shoes ‘and saws‘ must be picked up before 9 o'clock May 30. or they will be sold. Weiymoulih St. Shoe repair. Ivan Wall. ,

NOTICE

Tax Payers for George- town. School District No. 1. After June 14th 1958 all unpaid Taxes shall be given to our attorney for collection

Signed Board of Trustees

Male lleln Wanted FARM HELP VWANTED. PER- menent employment for retri-

able man. Apply. Willacc ‘Mal- lett. Union Road. ’

MARRIED MAN TO WORK ON

Mixed farm located 28‘m.iles .

ﬁr-om Summerside, house, fuel and milk supplied. Apply Box 58.

MAN WITH TRUST FOR DE- livery service covering entire Island please apply giving all details, Such as charges and time available Box 144 do Guardian-Pat-riot.

HELP WANTED

MIDDLE. AGED COUPLE OR middle aged woman to share home. Apply Box 131 C-0 Guar- dian ~ Patriot.

Nursery Stock

STRAWBERRY PLANTS. SEN-

ator Dunlap. $1.25 - 100. $10.00 - 1,000. Apply Charles MacKen- zie, Winsloe.

ANNUAL. FLOWER. PLANTS, newest and best varieties; red geraniums. window box Ivy; potted plants. Parker Jewell, York. Phone 7074.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS. DUN- lap. $1.50 a hundred. $10.00 is thousand. Alfred Schurman, Travellers Rest. Phone Sum- merside 7884.

srnswnannr . PLANTS. Grown from Virus Free stock Senator Dunlap, premier or sparkle, $1.50 per 100 or $10.00 per 1,000 prepaid. Dial 9202 N. S. MacLeod, 79 Green St.

GOVERNMENT. . INSPECTIFJ Certified Viking .nd Williamette Raspberry canes. 25-$2.50, 50 $4.50, 100 - $7.00. Rubarb roots (red) 3 for $1.50. Postpaid. Par. ker Jewell, York, Phone 7074.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS FROM Virus- Free Stock Second gen- oration. Dunlop $2.00 -100. $12- 1.000. Prcmicr Sparkle Catskill $2.00-100: $15.00-L000. Prepaid. W. Earle Balderslon, south port.

IN MEMORIAM

FRANKLIN F. YEO

On March nth, 1958. Franklin Freeman Yen passed aW?\.V quiet- ly at his home in Summerside at the age of 82 years. Altliou-gih Mir. Yen had héén in poor health for -the past two years, his demise came suddenly. Q

Mr. Yeo was born in Central Lot 16. oldest son of the late Lawrence Yeo and his wife Sarah Birch. who passed away only a few years ago in her 101st year.

Mr. Yeo married Sadie Lylé in 1906. and lived in Centmal Lot 16 for 6 years. after which he pur- chased a property in North St. Eleanors. where he continued his successful farming until about 12 years ago, when he retired and moved to Summer-side. His first wife Sadie lived but a few years, leaving him with a small son Edgar.

In 1918 he married Pearl Mar- garet Wright. the former Pearl M. Clark and from this union there were two daughters Wanda Mrs. W.R. Rayner of Summer- side. and Muriel Mrs. C.C. Olive of Rothesay. N.B.

His two step daughters »a re: Gladys. Mrs. E.B. Ellis of Char- lottetown, and Francis. Mrs. K. A. Bruce of Abington, Mass.

Others bereaved by his passing are surviving sisters and broth- ers, Eva, Mrs’. Leonard Picker- ing of Sherbrooke. Muriel, Mrs. Ralph Compton of St. Eléanors, Birchfield of St. Eleanors and

Garfield of Central Lot 16.”

He was pnedveceased by one bro- ther Edmund and one sister, Ir- ene. Mrs. George Thomas.

Funeral service was held Sat- urday afternoon, March 8th, at Trinity United Church with Rev. Cecil R. Webber officiating.

Hymns sung were “The Lord's

Nursery Stock

STRAWBERRY PLANTS. FIN- est from government aipvpiroved Vi-rus free- stock. Senator Dun lop $1.50 100; $10- 1,000. Prem- ier and Sparkle $2-100; $14- ,1000. Prepaid. Discount over thou.sahd. H. G. Judson, Alex- a-ndra. _

GOV"l' INSPECTED AND AP- proved "First Generation Virus Free Starwberry Planlts". Par- ent stnck imported from U. S. A. 1957. Dunlbp $2.00 per 100 $12.00 per 1000 prepaid. All plants freshly dug trimmed and packed for shipping. Parker Jewell, York. Phone 7074.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS FROM government inspected Virus free stock. Dunlaps $2.00-100. $12.00-1.000 Catskill] and sparkle $2.50-100 315.00 1.000 postpaid Trimmed heady to plant. Dis- count over thousand. Also high yielding raspberry ca-nes $5.00- l00. A.W. Kennedy Mt. Ed- ward Road.

VIRUS FREE STRAWBERRY Plants. Selected and. dusted with Malaathion. Sparkle Pre- mier and Improved Senaitor Dunlap. 100-$1.50, 1000-$10.00. Prepaid. 25 Surecrop (impart- ed from U. S. A. in 1957) in- cluded fre ewith each order for 500 or more. B. H. Jenkins, Southport.

_[ga_g:liers Wanted

TEACHER WANTED F 6-11 Slprlnit Vally School. Present supplement $600. Mfrs. Charles MacLellan Secretary.

WANTED FIRST CLASS TEA. ether for Clyde River School. Supplement $800. Apply John Gillesipie Secretary.

wAN"TED‘”'TE‘AcuEn o In — Fredericton School. good sup-

plement. W.C. MacEachorn SecI'y.

ﬁ”E’f§EimNéE'ﬁ_ for Mt. Albion School district N0. 134. Present supplemgnt $500.1!) Mrs. Henry S. Jen- kins Secretary. TEACHERS Eon SENIOR AND Primary Depart-ments of St. Peters South School present supplement $600 and $500 Dan. iel MacDonald Sec-.‘y. WANTED, .FmsT“A’ND‘7sEC6ND class teachers for St. Nicholas school. for coming school year.

A-DDLY Edmund Arsenault St. Nicholas.

wANTE1T7ﬁ3TaE1'1"E'1?""ii“6'ﬁ Sherbrooke School No. 69 a- bout 2% miles from Summer. Side, 800d supplement. Apply Elmer F. Waite, Secretary. Shierbrooloe Phone 608-15.

TEACHER WANTED FOR DE". Sable School. present suipiplg. 1112911’? $500 Apply Archie Shaw, Secretary. De-Sable.

LICENCED TEACHER. FOR Cavendish School. High supple- 1I\?e_nt. Apply Mrs. John Mac-

elll. Secretary.

_ Services offered w_uEN COUNTING BLESSINGS Include the action- getting po-

wer of Classified Ads. Quick convenient, low cost. Phone 8506.

Seeds

FOR THE NEWEST AND BEST varieties available. try Ves-ey‘s York. Open daily, also Monday and Thursday evenings

WANTED

3 BEDROOM APARTMENT OR house. Wanted by July 1st. Apply Box 136 C-0 Guardian- Patriot.

THREE ROOMS on 3 onai room apartment. Central. by one reliable adult tenant. Ap- ply Box 141 c-o Guardian-Pat riot.

GIRL WANTED To s-HAREUAZ Dartmcnt with three other girls. Central location. Reasonable rent. Phone 3956 or 3854 after 5 mu.

"Hyde and Miss Winnifred Punch-

My Shepherd." "Abide With Me" Pallbearers were nE'DhéW5 0'f the deceased, Charles. Lawrence. Chester. Gerald Yen. Edmund Compton an.d Earl Thompson. The following -are the floral tri- butes: ~-A PILLOW Family CROSS

The funeral was largely atten- ded.

CARD OF‘ THANKS

The family of the late Miss Elsie W. Puncher wish to thank Dr. R.G. Lea. nurses and staff or the PE.) Hospital. those who sent ﬁliowers and cards and all those who helped in so many dif- ferent wiayls

Grandchildren

WREATI-IS

Lillian and Charles

Opal and Lawrence

Mae and Elmer

Mrs. Leonard Pickering and fam-

ily

Major and Muriel

Carl and Roberta Edwin -and Marie Vernon

G1adys.\Bay and Bani-ily. CRESCENT V

George and Georgia Lorne and Audrey SPRAY

Muriel and Ralph

Lily and Edmund

Gar. Campsie and family Lois, Wy1I1l3I1-- and family V _ Jennie, Harold and Harold Jr. Pearl, Russel and Eleanor Marion and Ken Rayner

Daisy Yen and family

Marion and Bill MacMurdo Loretta Yen and family. POTTED PLANT

Fred, Lucy and ﬁamily

CUT FLOWERS

Ever Ready Club, Quispamsis.

N.B.

Harlan and Velma

victor and Ethel

Mrs. Inman . Frances, Kenneth and Sharon Hope and Frank Roy and Arvilla MEMORIAL BIBLE Muriel, Earl and Ethel Thomp-

son

IN MEMORIAM

ELSIE W. PUNCHER

Friends were sorry to learn of the palsising of Miss Elsie W. Puncher at the P.E.I. Hlﬁﬁﬂibal on the miorniing,of May Still. Miss Puncher was the oldest daugihlter of the late James Adams Pun- cller and Hester Puncher of this cm y.

A life memlber of the Woman’: Missionary Society of Trinity United Chu-nelh, she was always interested in the work of her church. She was A pioneer of the P. E. l. Telephone Company and served as "Chief Operator” previous to her retirement.

She was greatly interested in art and music having taught music for many years and was of a quiet and gentle disposition.

The ﬁuneral took place from the MacLean Funeral I-Isome on Saturday. ‘ray with, with her ministers, Rev. Frank M«acLean and Rev. I-lioward Christie ocﬂficia- ting. Burial was in the family plot of The Peoples Cemetary. She leaves to mourn two broth- ers. George and Frank Pu-niclher; also four sisters, (Mil.-lilie) Mrs. J. K. Sutherland, (Jennie) Mrs. E. L. Weeks, (Mary) Mrs H W

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- and “What. in Friend we Have In

Mics. ALBERT DEWAR

The death of Mrs. Albert Dewar of Brudenell, P.E.I.. occurred at the Kings County Memorial Hos- pital on March ziizh, 1953, follow- ing an illness or six weeks. She was in her 871th year.

Born at Kingisbom she was the daughter of the late Wiutiani and Louise Macbonsld. she lived at Brudlénell since the time, of her marriaigc to Albert Dewar. Mrs. Dewar, who was of s ldndily and pleasant disposition, enjoyed a very wide circle of friends tlhroughourl. her lifetime. A mem- ber of the dhurcn of Christ at Montague. she was active in church and missionary work tor many years.

Besides her many friends and noiginbons she leaves to mourn three naughtens Lily in Char - lottetown, Jessie in Vlsltuam, Mass. Florence. Mrsa Cad Stew- art, Montague and one son Jaanes in Brudenell. Her husband pre- deceased her several years ago as did also one son Eiv’-yn who had resided in Moose Jaw, sack.

Her son William passed sway snontly sitter her dearth. _

Funeral services were conduc- ted from the Church of Ohrlst, Montague by Mr. Kenneth T. Norris. Mrs. Norris sang beauti- fullly the nyunn “Under His Wings”. other hymns sung dur- ing the service wens favorites of the deceased. "Unto the Hills”

Jesus".

Pallbearers were R.W. .Bcck, Robert Mclliislh, Wilfred MacDon- ald, Stewart Nelson, Douglas Gordon and Chester Mcbupe.

The many floral tnibuos gave indication of the esteem in which Mus. Dewar was held. Intenrnenit was in the Montague Cemetery.

L.N. STEWART -

The death occurred at Little Pond on April 18. 1958. of Lawr- ence Nelson soewcrt in his eighty third year. Gondned to his bed for only a few weeks, his passing was a shock to courununity‘.

The last rites of a Roman Cs- llholic Church were administered by Rev. Father Charles Gallant who also visited him regularly during his illness.

His early hire was spent in Bos- ton, where he Iollowcd the car- penter trade. Forty years ago he came to Little Pond with his wife the former Catharine Malc- Donald, where he resided until his death.

A man of true christian prin- ciiples, alway-s cheerful and ready to lend a helping hand, he will

er, all of Obiarlottebown

be sadly missed by all who were

P. E. I.

SALESMAN WANTED

McCormic's Limited are looking for a salesman to cover Age between 25-35 years. Salary and commission for plus business, expenses. group in- surance. hospitalization and pension plan. treated in strict confidence. Please mail reply with references to:

601 St. George st.,

Must own late model car. Applications will be

Moncton. N. B.

AUCTIO

AT SOUTH

Househol

Oliver Gallant

Owner South Rusticc

Monday. June 2 at 7 P.M.

N SALE

RUSTICO

d effects.

Stanley Doiron Auctioneer

STRICTLY F (Not F

haddock sorts, fresh cod.

QUEEN STREET

Fresh salmon, fresh halibut,

Phone 7336 and 7337

RESH FISH rozen)

fresh haddock, fresh

MEAT MARKET

Will be received for Parkdale School. up to

Lowest tender not nec

TENDERS

be a resident of Parkdale School Districtd

full time.Jani+or for June 7th, I958. Must‘

essari|y‘a.ccep+ed.

FOR

CANADIAN

ASSEMBLY HALL 3rd FLOOR

Apply

COMMERCE

RENT

BANK OF

Lalit to mourn besides his 50,, g rowing widow is one son Walter ‘L and two daughters. Helen, Mrs‘ J aimes We-lanskey. and Loretta 0; Boston, by A previous marriagg, One son and one daughter pl-._f"" deceased him. .3

The funeral. ‘under the ding f tion of The Dingwell Home was held Monday mm C’ inig, AlDI‘~i'l 31. 1953. from his 13¢.j,}~«- residence to St. Fhalncis De sale; - Ghunch. -Little Pond. where the 7 Requiem High Mass was ceig. braitcd by the Rev. Fr. Gena‘, parish priest. who also oom1,.,._.’,-'3 ted services all the gnive. j

Intemnent was in the chm, * cemetery.

‘line pallbearers were: s '- , MacDonald, John W. MacD6n;;d_ Rand Jenkins. Henry MoI.au.,h, lin, -Marcel Campbell and N93 Mocormac. ' MASS CARDS Wife F V Mr. and Moss. Vincen; Macnm. ~' ald. Little Pond Mr’. and Mrs. Jos-elpih Johnston Edward D and Elaine Macho“.

ald. Dititle Pond Mr. and Mrs. G_us Mciiaren, Mon. _ tlcello.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lVl.ac:Ken ,

Little Pond Mrs. Michael MacDonald my

family. Iziitue Pond ~ Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacKenzlg

and Family. Little Pond 1 Miss Eileen Macboosld, Lita.

, Pond Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gardiner,

Launching. A 7 Mr. and Mos. Arthur l\IIocDonald,

Liithle Pond Mr and Mrs. Lloyd MAciDom.1d,

Little Pond M-r. Louis MacDonald. Llttlg

Pond

Selkirk

Mr. Joseph Mclvlauster. Primrogg

Mrs. Hugh J MacDonald, Sam-lg‘ West -

Mr. and Mrs. Leo-Fay. Newport

Dllttile Pond CW.L Lllllztle Pond

Mr Hugh McPhee and family, Bdliklrk

Mr. Henry McLaughlin. Souris

Mr. and Mrs. Alex D. MacDon- aid. Little Pond

Mr and Mrs. Reg Mocbonald, Sounls

Mr and M13. Syl Yor-slton Launching

(‘iaiinarine Oonroy, Boston, Mass

Jlosoph D. Oouighlin (2) Boston

»’ hum. Mm.

Mir. Eugene MacDonald, -1-Iaunll-

ton, Ont.

Hamilton, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. and Joe. Rollo may

aid. Little Pond

Aims and Joe Joyce. Boston

Mrs Jlosqplh Campbell and Wil- son. Little Pond.

LETTERS 0!‘ SYMPATHY

Sister St. Mary of Carmel C.S.M.‘ Kinkors

SYMPATIIY CARDS .

Mns. Mangaret MlacDona=ld and John. Laiincluing ’”

Mr and Mrs. Frank Launching

Yvonne and Geraldine Gs.n:liner..‘ ‘ Toronto. Ont.

Mrs. Ernest Francis Boston

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Debory. Newport

Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Whealllq Parkidale 2

Mr and Mrs. Fred Worth, cm / lotitetow-n .

Loretta MocPhce. Selldrlr

Phyllis Gardiner. Launching

Lorraine Fgay. Newport.

Mus. Jierormo MacDonald, New - IPOIIL '

Mr. and Mrs. John Jenilnlnl, Al- nandale

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison. Launcihing

Mr and Mrs. Robert MscDonalll,“‘V_ I-Iamilton, On-t

Joseph MacKenzis. C, Quebec

Mrs. Mackenzie. Psalm Station '

Mrs. Andrew Paton. Roﬂo Bay

Mrs. Jlosqph Campbell said W!- son. Little Pond

Mr. and Mrs. Williiaun Hlowlelit. Gowan Brae

Mr. and Mrs. Somerled MacDon- ald. Montreal

Little Pond CW.L.

Mrs Mamie MacKinnon. Char - lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Aiticen and Mns. Eliizabetli Keefe Fortune

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baxiter, Monitreal

Loretta Stewart. Broolaline

Mrs Chnissie Mccorimac and Raymond. Boston

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mooney. Greemrale Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wood. Ear- mington

Mr. and Mrs. Norman MaicLeod. Bridgetown

Madeline Mccormu. Boston

ENROLLMENTS

Walter, Loretta and Helen. B0!- on

'MiCPhOflOI,“ I

Mrs. Franik Bradley, Boston

Mary C. MacDonald, New York

M:-1I'.V and May MacDonald. Bos- on '

Alice and Ca.tiha-rine Boston. ' Nona and Adelaide, Boston Gladys and Steve. Boston D0I‘0hhy L. Nelson. Boston SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS Marion A. Sullivan. West Siprin-3' field. Mass Ruth K. Connolly. West Spring- field. Mass. Lucy and Steve. Bnslton

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Looney Boston

Tierney.

ALTAR STONE Howard and Margaret Hammell,

Boston

CARD OF‘ THANKS

Mrs. Stewart Wlslleg to tln_an~k all those who helped ‘her during

her recent bereavement. Espec- ially Father

Gallant, Father Keefe and the funeral directors: also all the kind friends who cal- led. sent. Mass Cards. Enroll - merits. Messages of Sympathy M‘ rendered her condolence in an!

Way,

Jsiidcamc Mscbonsld, Csmlbnidge. = sin. ~= Mr. and Mos. Frank Toiand. Dad-Q f“

Mr and Moe. Robert MacDonald, A

‘*1 George Christian Mr. and Mns. Ronald R. MacDon-

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MaicPheo,

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