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Page 14 The Guardian Thurs., J an, 23, 1958

FOLLAND—In fond’ and loving memory of our dear grandfa-

ther, Wm. Leigh Folland, who?

passed away Jan. 23, 1957.

As Angels keep their watch up there, - Please God just let him know, That we down here do not forget, We love and miss him so. _ "1‘is sweet to remember a grand- : father so dear, So. absent from us, yet ever so near, Unseen by the world, he stands by our side And whispers d e a r ‘death cannot divide.

Lovingly remembered by His grandsons, Jackie Cole and Gary ‘_Brander.

FOLLAND—In loving memory of Dad, Wm. Leigh Folland who passed away Jan. 28, 1957.

Heart aches in this world many

But losing you was worse than any.

Forever ln our hearts you will be,

-For no one misses you more than We \

God saw you were getting weary,

He did what He thought was best,

children,

are

" He put his arms around you dear,

And whispered come home and rest. Sadly missed and ever remem-

, hered by daughters Jean and

Beatrice and sons-in-law, Leigh and Jack.

FOLLAND —- In loud and -loving memory of a dear father "and grandfather Leigh Folland whoi passed away January 23rd,

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Long days, long nights,__he bore the pain, '

.To wait for cureibut all in vain,

Till God himself knew’ what was best

I

And took him Home and gave

him rest.

Always remembefed by daugh- ter Mae, son-in-law Fred and grandsons, L e i g h, Ralph and

_ Wayne.

FOLLAND-In loving memory of our dear grandfather Leigh Fol- land who departed this life on January 23rd, 1957.

* Grandaddy was tired and weary

Weary of strife and pain, , Put by his chair and slippers, He will not need them again, He has entered Heaven's man- sions

Never to sigh nor weep

Safe in the arms of Jesus. Grandaddy has fallen asleep.

Sadly missed by granddaugh- ters, ‘Anna and Audrey.

SCHURMAN—In memory of my dear sister, Mrs. Harry Schur- man who passed away Jan, .23, 1957. _ ,

I think of you in silence

No eyes may see me weep

But many silent tears are shed

, While others are asleep,

God gave us strength and courage To bear the heavy load

1 But what it meant to ‘lose you, I No one will ever know.

Sadly missed by her brother, Harry also her husband Harry.

ADAMS—In loving memory of a dear husband and father Claude Adams who passed away Jan- uary 23rd, 1943.

We seem to see in a -soft dim light

A face we loved the best,

And think of him when the sun’: last ray ‘

Goes down in the far off west.

We miss you no less as the time passes on ~

Than we did on the day going door of our hearts F

And the lamps of our love is still glowing.

‘ of your

Your heart was the truest in all the wide world

Your love is the best to recall

For no one in earth can‘ take your place,

Ybu are still the dearest of all.

Lovingly remembered by wife and family. .

SCHURMAN—In fond and loving memory of my dear wife Clara, Mrs. Harry Schurman who pas-

' sed away January 23, 1957.

I miss her in the morning

When the robins sing so sweet

I miss her in the noontime

When my friends I gladly meet,

I miss her in the evening

When the nightly shadows fall, »

But when I walk down Memory

j Lane,

I miss her most of all.

A happy home we once enjoyed,

How sweet the memory st-ill

But death has left a loneliness

This world can never fill.

Gone from us \,but leaving mem-

ories,

‘That will never pass away

Meiziories that will always linger Wh' e upon this earth I stay.

Lovingly remembered by hus- band Harry.

SCHURMAN—In loving memory of my dear sister‘ Clara, Mrs. Harry Schurman who passed a- way January 23, 1957. -

The depths of sorrow we cannot

tell

Of the loss of one we loved so

well.

And while she sleeps a peaceful

‘sleep.

Her memory we shall always

keep.

We do not forget her we love her

too dearly, ‘ her memory to fade from

our hearts like a dream,

Our lips need not speak when our

hearts mourn sincerely.

For grief often dwells where it

seldom is seen. ‘

For

Agents Wanted

PAULA ROUTES AVAILABLE Can Place reliable men or women interested in earning

I up to $3.50 hourly distributing 200 foods, Home and Farm Necessities in established neighbourhood routes on full or part-time basis. Permanent. No lay-offs. Experience un- necessary. Write for details of “My helping Hand Offer on credit basis” Mr. G. Laurin, President, 21_St. Paul St. East - Montreal”.

Boarders Aooommodated

CAN ACCOMMODATE GENTLE- man boarder in private home. Central. Dial 3891.

Business opportunity

‘BUSIN ESS CHANCES

Start your own manu- facturing business at home. Novelty diagrams and contents — $12 post- paid. Easy to manufacture. You can make articles at home spare time, in gar- age ‘or basement. Money back if not completely sat- isfied. We buy your finish- e d manufactured p r o- ducts. A ‘great opportun- ity. S

Lambertt Distributors, Dept. 120

1393 S. W. Marine Dr.

Marpole, Vancouver, B.C.

Boarders Aooommodated

ROOM TO LET OR ROOM WITH board, comfortable home. Dial 3090.

CAN ACCOMMODATE TWO men boarders, students or workmen. Dial 7939.

cars and Trucks For Sale

-FOR. SALE, 1947.FORD .GO0D condition, primed at only $100.00 Dial 6951 between 1 and 2 p.m. or after 5 p.m. » 1/4

‘-1957 VOLKSWAGON, A-1 CON-

dition. Radio, winter and summer tires. Phone 6797 after 5 p.m. ’

1952 CHEVROLET SEDAN, EX- cellent condition, priced reason- able. Phone 8909 or 59 Grafton Street.

Bars Leaving ,

CAR LEAVING FOR FREDER- ‘icton, N.B. Friday evening re- . turning Sunday. Can" accommo- date 4 passengers, Dial 6852.

CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO January 24th. Can accommo- date three or four passengers. Phone Montague 64-24.

For Rent

FURNISHED, HEATED ROOMS at 187 Prince St.

4‘ ,RO0M, SELF-"CONTAINED heated apartment. Adults pre- ferred. Phone 3081.

IN MEMORIAM)

FOLLAND—In loving memory of a dear dad, Leigh Folland who departed this life January 23rd, 1957. ,

We are always" thinking of you,

And often speak your name,

We -tried so hard to keep you I

Although it was in vain.

In grief we watched life fading

As you slowly passed away,

Only God knows how much we

miss you ’

In it dawns one year today. ' Sadly missed and lovingly re-

membered by daughter, Gladys,

son-in-law Ralph, and grandson,

Ralph Jr.

FOLLAND—-In loving memory of my husband Leigh Folland who departed this life January 23rd,. 1957.

As day-time turns to evening,

And -the stars come outto shine,

There is one that shines more . brightly,

For that loving one of mine.

He seems to say don’t grieve for

me’

When you are all alone,

A dear,

He too, will call you Home. Sadly missed and lovingly re-

membered by his wife Pearl.

FOLLAND — In loving memory of a dear father and grand- father,’ Leigh Folland, who 11)%s7sed away on January 23,

Today our thoughts they all go back,

To just one year ago,

When our smiles were turned to tears

By a sad and bitter blow. '

n

We often sit and think of you

And talk of how you died,

And to think Dad, you could not say goodbye

Before you closed your eyes.

Sadly missed by son Freddie, daughter-in-law Ruth and grand- son Barry.

CARD ‘OF THANKS

I would like to thank the box- holders of Hunter River Rural Route No. 1 for their kind gifts and money received by me at Christmas time. I take this oppor- tunity of wishing you all a Happy and Prosperous New

In our home she is fondly re- membered by brother Willis Kel- ly and sister-in-law, Lvdia.

Year. Robert L. Smith, Mail Courier, Hunter River, P.E.I.

Some ‘day when God thinks best,’

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BY J. R. WILLIAMS

Female Help Wanted

WAITRESSES WANTED, APPLY in person to Island Grill.

ferred. Dial 3364.

‘CAPABLE WOMAN TO CARE

for invalid woman in modern, convenient, country home. Write Box 606, Guardian.

USE Guardian - Patriot WANT ADS OFTEN

FOR QUICK RESULTS IN RENTING OR

SELLING GENERAL D U T Y NURSES

condition. Phone 4404.

“KARN” PIANO, EXCELLENT condition. P.O. Box 414, Mon- tague. ,

PAIR CHILD‘S WHITE SKATES

size 13. Apply 20 Bishop Street or dial 3138.

FEEDER C A T T L E PARTLY

beef Breed. M. F. Walsh 51 Chestnut St. ’

QUANTITY OF GOODQUALITY baled Timothy Hay, Edward MacGougan, Malpeque.

300 BUSHEL OATS. APPLY Sterling Rodd, -91 Highland Av- enue.

THE BEST HOUSEKEEPERS use Classified ads to solve ev- eryday problems. They sell, rent, swap, hire! Call 8506.

FOR SALE USED WALKIN Cooler 4 inches cork 8x8x10— Complete with unit, Bargain Storey E1ec.Char1ottetown. ..

ONE REPOSESSED SINGER treadle and Electric Combina- tion Sewing machine with but- ton hole attachment. $105.00.

Singer Sewing Centre, 164 Great George Street. Dial 4551.

FOR SALE I

New, modern, six-room bungalow, with three bed- rooms‘ in "Belveder'e ' area. ' Oil heat, -air "conditioned. Large lot. For part-iculars

app1y— - BOX 600 GUARDIAN’

" 1IIesu.uIse-Iwuos ".'°..'2’."%.....".”........ For llent For Sale . EK Y. T‘”Ft.‘EX.i.ii‘.§’l‘£....ii°‘£. 5%.. SPECIAL OFFER» 5547- P FUEL OILS For sale This ad is worth $1.00 to‘ each STUDIO COUCH, WIN-E’ GOOD new customer purchasing 100

gals. oil or more. Meter meas-

ure, filter clean.

Country delivery. .ALBER'.l‘ L. THOMAS,

I Grafton St., East, Phone 6610

USED FLOOR POLISHERS also Cleaners traded in on new Electrolux, three brush polishers and cleaners. Dial

REGISTERED HOLSTEIN heifer, newly freshened. Elig- ible for Holstein grant. Sire Abegweit Shipshape. Apply Oswald Newson, Kingston. '

‘PURE-BRED SCOTCH SHORT- horn-Bull, 16 months old. Red in color. Dam and Sire both champions. Apply Blake Wood Southport. ‘

ELECTROLUX VACUUM cleaner with attachments, also three brush floor polisher (re- conditioned) Both for $89.00. Maritime Compact Sales, 176 Kent Street, Charlottetown, Phone 9220.

1 FOR SALE

24 ft. house trailer, factory built, with studio couch, picture window,‘ 2 doors with ‘combination screen and window. Call, FIRESTONE HOME & ' _‘_AU'1‘O CO. LTD.

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-PROFESSIONAL CARDS,

187 Gt. Geo. St. Dial 5547

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

Bell, Matheson & Foster 150 Richmond St.

‘ J. Elmer Blanchard, B.A. 165 Queen St. Dial 4232

M. A. ‘Farmer, Q.C., LLB. -Bank of Commerceﬁldg

Allison M. Gillie, LLB. 130 Richmond St. Dial 4747

Palmer & Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg. Peake & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street ]..A. McGuigan, B.A. con-ie «Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St. IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB. CURRIE BLDG. (Above Shoe Doctor) DIAL 3361 FREDERIC A. LARGE, Q C.

Room 207 Confederation Bldg.‘ Corner Queen and Richmond Sts. (Across from Royal Bank Bldg.)

DIAL 3244

Jos. W. MacDonald, I

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

MacPhee & Tiainor 165 Queen St. Dial 4232

CHIROPRACTOR

Dr. W. R. Carson :01 Prince St. Dial 6432

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2 BRIGHTON ROAD

A OPTOMETRISTS

J. A. £/arruthers, R. O. 123 Kent St, Dial 5612

‘ Byron J. Grant, 0. D. 124 Kent St.. 5611 J. S. Taylor, R.0. Corner Kent & Queen Sts.

I Office 9133 — House 4756

H. J. Mabon, R.O. Montague P. E. 1.

ARCHITECT

J. F. TOOMBS, B. Arch. ARCHITECT 140 Richmond St.

Dial 3865

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. O. Box 513

MUSICIANS

H. JOHN HARRIS, F. R. C. 0. Studio — 203 Richmond St. DIAL 4213

ELECTRICAL , ENGINEER

E. ‘s. CHANDLER,

MIMEOGRAPHING — STENOGRAPHY - BOOKKEEPING MRS. HELEN ACORN

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

B.Sc. (E.E.), M.E.I,C., P.Eng. 161 QUEEN ST. ' PHONE 3325

DIAL 6349

Currie Bldg.

McDONALD, CURRIE 82 CO. COOPER BROTHERS & C0. Charlottetown

Dial 5568

, 148 Great George Dial 6547 — 6548 ’

H. R. DOANE & COMPANY

St., Charlottetown P. O. Box 187

Charlottetown

ARTHUR J. GARRETT PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING 100 Fitzroy Street

Dial 5321

ERMA P. CHARTERED Provincial Bank Building

MONCTON. N. I

MORRISON ACCOUNTANT 698 Main Street

Town or

Graduate. Opening on all shifts, forty-hour week, time and one- half for overtime. New mod- ern hospital. Vacations and sick leave. Insurance. Apply 0. L. Harvey, Administrator, Milli - nocket, Maine.

. . Lost, And Found

LOST IN THE CITY ONE BAR containing eight miniature sec- ond war medals, reward Box 611 in care‘ of Guardian - Pat- riot. ‘

- Male Help Wanted

WANTED A MAN TO CANVASS the Charlottetown area for /s local’Photographer. Good earn- ings guaranteed. Apply P. O. Box 602. Charlottetown.

ATTENTION SALESMEN! WE can offer you a profitable ex- tra line. This is a year-round staple for part-time selling. Write today to C. D; Clarke, Lightmaster Corporation, Dun- das, Ont;

ZALESMAN. REQUIRED. ‘TO sell in the Maritime Provinc- es, chromed kitchen sets, Write immedia.tely to. East End Chrome Furniture Ltd., 9085 Hochelaga Street, Montreal, Quebec.

AGGRESSIVE DEALERS! SELL to your friends and others, in a protected area, our guaran- teed necessities including household and farm products. Our successful salesmen earn $3.00Ea.n hour. No risk. Free catalogue on request. T. Gard- ner, Dept. 8, Station C, 1600 Delorimier, Mpntreal.

Services Offered “

P R I V A T E COMMERCIAL courses offered in City. Begin now. " Write Box 612, Guardian.

SPECIAL CHINESE DISHES TO TAKE OUT ‘Full Course Dinners From 11 to 7:30 SUNDAY SPECIAL CHICKEN and STEAK ISLAND GRILL ' -Dial 5228

wanna. To Rent

WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL. housework. Country girl pre-‘

WANTEDI — IN SUMMERSIDE. Three or four room apartment for you n g couple. Wright. Bank of Nova Scotia, Summerside.

Clerk typist required

meet the public.\ Single

Roberta ‘ OPPORTUNITY

V Wanted To Rent

WANTED TO RENT BY YOUNG couple with two small chil- dren by 15th of February, small house or reasonable unfurnish- ed apartment ' in Charlottetown, first or second floor. Apply Box 610, Guardian.

salesmen Wanted —

ATTENTION LIFE INSURANCE salesmen. If you have proven abilty to produce reasonable volume good business, and if you have a desire to build a sales organization, we. have an opportunity for you. Write in confidence to: S. C. Morse, Agency ‘Supervisor, Atlantic Provinces, Box 895, Halifax,

N. S. Wanted

WANTED - ALE BOTTLES. Pints or quarts. Dial 8595.

R O T A R Y SAW GEAR LEFT hand in good condition Rupert Simpson, BayView Mills, P.E.I.

CHANGE OF POSITION BY OF- fice girl, with 4 years experi- ence in bookkeeping. Apply Box 607 Guardian.

WANTED MUSICIANS, PIAN- ists, Violinists, Male ,Chorus, etc., for Crippled Child.ren’s Program. Anyone interested Please call 5669.

WOULD LIKE POSITION IN doctor’s or dentist’s office. Have one year of nurses train- ing. Competent typist. Apply Box 608 Guardian.

IN MEMORIAM .

JAMES PARNELL CURRAN

In the silent hours of the morn- ing on Wednesday , October 23, 1957, the angel of death visited the Charlottetown Hospital and claimed for its own, James Par- nell Curran of Pleasant Grove, at the age of 70 years. He was

the son of the late James Curran. -

His death‘came as a great shock to his , relatives and friends, Parnell, as he was known to all was a man of cheerful disposition, loved and respected by all who knew him, to old and young he always had a cheer- ful smile, and to visit in his home was a greﬁt pleasure. The de- ceased had been ill only a short time and had entered the hos- pital for treatment but all that medical. skill and nursing could do was done, but God willed oth- erwise. During his short illness he was visited by his pastor, Rev. O.P. Wood, also Rev. Fran- cis ,McDonald of‘ Charlottetown. and Rev. Frank McPherson of ‘Tracadie Cross. '

He leaves to mourn‘ a sorrow- ful wife, (nee, Ida Curley, for- merly of Freetown, P.E.I.), also the following daughters and son, Kathleen, Mrs. J. Wattsof Grand Tracadie; Doris, Mrs. M. He- bert of Montreal. Reta, Mrs. J. Myers of Stanhope. Jennie, Mrs. J. Greig of Montreal. Shirley, Mrs. J. 0’Brien of Montreal. One

I ‘ son Gerald at home. All of- whom

were present during his illness and death. Also thirteen grand- children and the following sis- ters ahd brother, Mrs. Hannah VlcDougall of Donaldston. Walter of Pleasant Grove. Mrs. William Rattery of Millcove; Mrs..Mary

by national organization.

Must have pleas ng personality, neat, and able to

girl preferred. Must be

competent typist, some knowledge of bookkeeping an asset. Good wages and all employee benefits. Apply: MRS. BRUCE,’ Unemployment Insurance

BC)OKKEEP,ER\ WANTED

Wanted at once Lady Bookkeep- er with some experience. \ ‘

Apply in person to -- PROWSE BROS. LIMITED

iboo and Tatamagouche, N. not necessarily accepted.

FOR SALE BY TENDER

TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED by‘ the under- signed until Monday, Feb. 10th, 1958, for the sale of all property and equipment of the NORTHUMBERLAND CO-OPERATIVE FISHERIES LTD., property -at Car-

S. Highest or any Tender

ROY WEATHERBIE

Sec’y Northumberland. Co-Operative Fisheries, Ltd. R. R. NO. 1 PICTOU, N.S.

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Power of Montreal. Two broth- ers Herbert :and Harry prede- ceased him some years ago.

His funeral which was largely attended took place on Friday morning, October 25, to St. Eu- genes Church, Covehead, where all that was mortal of a kind and loving husband «and father was laid to rest, to await the glor- ious resurrection‘. Requiem High Mass was sung by Rev. 0. P. Woodwho also conducted the ser- vice at the grave.’ Present in the sanctuary was Rev. Francis McDonald of Charlottetown.

The pallbearers were_ the four sons"-in-law and two brothers-in- law of the deceased. Joseph Watts, John Myers, James Greig, Joseph 0’Brien, Ambl'0S€ Curley, William Rattery. May his soul rest in Peace.

Thefollowing Mass Cards, Let- ters and Cards of sympathy, and ﬂowers were received.

MASS CARDS

Wife and son Gerald Kathleen, Joe and family Doris, Midas and family

Reta", Jack and family

Jennie and Jimmie

Shirley, Joe and family -

Mrs. Hannah McDougall Walter Curran .

Mrs. Mary Power, of Montreal

Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas McDougall and family Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McDougall and family, St. John, N.B. ’Mr. -and Mrs. James E. Power and family, Mt. Morris, Mich. Katie.Power of Montreal. _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Russel Watts and family ' Mr. and Mrs. James Curran_ and family, Calgary Alberta Mr. _and Mrs. Ivan Curra_n and family of Montreal Theresa Curran of- Montreal Mrs.,Emma Brennan, Kensing- ton ' Mrs. Margaret Thompson, Ken- sington . , ’ Miss Jennie Curley, Freetown Mr. and Mrs". John McEntee, Emerald . . . Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose. Curley and family, Freetown

.Mr. and Mrs. Percy Murphy,

Emerald ,

Aeneas" McEntee, Emerald

Miss Marion McEntee, Halifax, . N S

and Mrs. Walter, Curley, town . .

Mr. and Mrs. John Heron, John- sons River_ . . .

sons River Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mullins, Donaldston . Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clarkin, Mon- treal I - Mr. ‘and Mrs. Alfred Watts, Grand Tracadi-e - - Mr. and .Mrs.,-. John McNabb, . — Grand» Tracadie- Mr.- and Mrs. Arthur Watts, -Grand Tracadie v Mr. and Mrs. James McNa‘bb, Grand Tracadie and Mrs. John McDonald, Pleasant Grove’ Mr. Alex Kelly, Pleasant Grove Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Lamph- ier, Pleasant Grove _ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morrison, Pleasant Grove. Mr-. and. Mrs. (William Myers, Covehead. . ' . . '

‘head . Mr. and‘ Mrs. Leslie McCabe, Covehead . Catholic Women's League, Cove- head \

Mrs. John Power and family, Covehead

Mr. and‘ Mrs. Charles 0’Brien, Covehead

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Myers,

Mortgage Sale

Th ' will be sold ‘by Public Aucti House at Summerside in Prince County, Prince Edward Island,

-on Wednesday -the 12th day of

February AD. 1958 at the hour of twelve '.o’clock noon, all that

situate, lying and being on Lot 17 in Prince County aforesaid,

' bounded and described as fol-

lows; that is to.say: Commencing at a point on the north side of a lane leading east- ward from the Main Road from Summerside to St. Eleanors to land formerly owned by Archi- bald Murray. and now in the occupation of" one Stanley Link- letter, at a point distant eight feet westerly from where the same is intersected by the west boundary of the said land of

erly along the. north boundary of the said lane for the distance of seventy-five (75) feet: thence northerly and parallel with the west boundary of said Linkletter (formerly Murray) lands the distance of one hundred and forty (140) feet; thence easterly parallel with the north boundary of the said lane for the distance of seventy-five (75) feet or to a point distant eight feet from the west boundary of, said Link- letter lands; and thence southerly one hundred and forty (140) feet to the point or place of commencement.

The above sale of land is made pursuant to a Power of Sale contained in a certain In- dentu-re of Mortgage dated the twentieth day of September A. D. 1950 and made between Ray M. Sobey of St. Eleanors in Prince County in the province of Prince Edward Island, En- gineer, and Barbara E. Sobey of St. Eleanors in Prince County, aforesaid, wife of Ray M. Sobey, of the first part, and Samuel S. Beaten, of Summerside in Prince County, aforesaid, farmer, of the second part.» Default having been made of the payment of the principal and interest so. crued by the mortgage.

For further partculars apply: W. CHESTER S. MacDONALD,

Solicitor, Summerside, P.E.I. Dated this 22nd day of

January A.D. 1958. ‘ SAMUEL S. BEATON, Mortgagee

Mrs. Clara Curran and Merlin.

Mr. and Mrs. John Heron, John-

'Mr,.'an‘d Mrs". Frank Birt, Cove- .

in the hall of the Court.

tract piece or parcel of land.

Stanley Linkletter thence west-l

Covehead _ .

Mr. and Mrs. Allen McKinnon, Charlottetown -

Mrs. Ida Lawless, Charlottetown

Mrs. Lill Oatway, Charlottetown

Emanuel Oatway, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Oatway, Charlottetown _

Mr. and Mrs. James Lamphier, Charlottetown

Joseph Clarkin, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. James Mccabe; Charlottetown ’

Mrs. Lena Scott and Lorrain, Charlottetown

Mrs. N.J. McDonald, Charlotte- town

Mr. and Mrs. John Murtagh and family, Emerald

Mrs. Mary Mullins, Emerald

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Croken, Emerald

Francis Cross

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McQuaid, Bedford

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy, L’Abord-A-Plouffe, Quebec

Mr. and Mrs. Edward McDon- gall, Toronto. Ontario

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kelly, New York ‘

Sisters of St. Martha of the Char- lottetown Hospital

Mrs. Annie Lamphier, Charlotte-

’ town

McKenna, Tracadie

tie and Donita, Charlottetown

Sisters of St. Martha, Charlotte- town _

Mr. and Mrs._ Irving M_acDonald, Covehead

SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS

‘Mr. ‘and Mrs. James E. Power, and family, Mt. Morris, Mich.

Mrs. David B. Shaw and Anne, Boston, Mass

Frank and Mary Murphy, Sum- merside Flowers’

PILLOW

Wife and son

WREATHS

Kathleen, Joe and family

Employees of General Food Plant of Montreal

GATE TO JERICO -

Doris, Midas and family of Mon- treal '

SPRAYS

Reta, Jacln and family '

Shirley,‘ and Joe of‘ Montreal"

Mrs. Mary Power and Katie of Montreal _

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Power and family, Mt. Morris, Mich.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kelly-of Montreal

BASKETS‘ Mr. and Mrs. Edward McDou-

‘onto Mr. and Mrs. William Rooney, Watertown, Mass

Saint John, N.B. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Power and family, Michigan . Katie Power, of Montreal

Charlottetown Theresa Curran of Montreal Mrs. Margaret Thompson, Ken- . sington Sister Paul of the Cross, Char-

lottetown :Mrs. Elizabeth Brennan, Ken- ‘ sington _ _ ’ Louis, Gerry _ Herbert, Montreal Jackie, Apldene and Shelden Cur- . _ran_’,o_f‘Ca,1ga1_ty, Alberta

family, Pleasant Grove Georgina Clow of Charlottetown Higgins family. Stanhope - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fanning, Grand Tracadie ' Charles McCarvell, Emerald Leona Goodwin, Summerside Catherine, Hayden and Nerve - MacDonald, Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Coles, Suf- folk The Erica Sproul W.M.S. Pleas- ant Grove United Church Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caswell and Joie, Pleasant Grove

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, and family, York ,

Mrs. Clara Reid, Charlottetown

Mrs. Ida Court, Edith and Hor- ace Marshall and family, Stan- hope

Ettta and Ed Bearisto, Kensing- on

\Mr.,and Mr. Alden Ellis, Char- lottetown '

Mr. and Mrs. ustico _ Mrs. S.A. Kielly and Wendell, Stanhope ,Ray_ and Verna Carr, Stanhope Robinson family, Stanhope Frank Jordan, Montreal Mrs. Cole Bell and Roy, Cove- head Mr. and Mrs. George Mills, char. lottetown Rosella Robertson, Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. George Mayne, Em erald . ' Percy, Art, and Ed Clow, Pleas- ant Grove

Beecher Court,

for ,

Clalizette Milot of Montreal 391 Maye and Olive, Covehead Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Clow, Plea sant Grove V11‘. and Mrs. Eddie Doyle, Cove. nead ‘ Vlr. and Mrs. Samuel Woolrldge, Covehead GB0I‘ge and Elsie MacMillan, ..Covehead Lawrence and Mrs. Marshall, Covehead M°C°“m°k family. Pleasant Grove Mrs. Lilly Arbing, Suffolk Herb and Gertie MacDonald, Marshfield _ ‘Walter and Cassie Marshall, Covehead M1‘. and Mrs. Joe McDonald of ‘Montreal William Cairnduff, Montreal Jane Croken, Emerald Mrs. Lena Duck, Suffolk Cora and Willie McKinnon, Char- lottetown Mrs. E. Roberts, Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Peter Proud and ‘family, York Jimmie and Romone McQuarrie of Clinton, Ontario Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keizer, Grand MTracadie r. and Mrs. R S f Montreal em coky 0 M1‘. and Mrs. Robert Greig and family. Barrow Bay, Ontario John L. and Isabel Murphy, Free- town Mr» and Mrs. Frank Burt, Cove-

Mr. and Mrs. Hector McQuar-,

gall, Beatrice and Lloyd, Tor-'

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McDougallA'

Mr. and Mrs. George Rattery,‘

Mr. and Mrs. William "Claw and A

Mr. G.D. DeBlois, Charlottetown-

Bud and Grace Bell, Stanhope '

Covehead _-',, Mr. and Mrs. '

Pleasant Groveeafheld. A. Mrs. Gertie Crockett, Y Charlie, Francis and

Watts. Grand 'rraczId‘IdV-. Harold and Myra Watts,-.

Mr‘. and

Mrs. Minnie Sparks’ J‘ .. I Dhit Watts and Patr - cadie ma’ Gram ' Francis and Irene Bun ‘’ . I r’ and Mrs. ‘Ja

head Mr. ,,, Pleasant Grove ck cmﬁz -Mr. and Mrs. Ediso

family, Halifax, Nlfsﬁardy "'1

Malcolm and Anita Auen. . ton Corletta, Martin Charlottetown and ‘W’-

J. Russell and El‘ 1, coll, Johnstons Riv:-a em’ Mr. and Mrs. Bru E -

hope‘ ce nls"..&“'

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis

and family, ,Marshfie1dL%.9fIi Mr. and Mrs. Hubert MW-ml H ‘G T u . ann ‘it Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cash family, Emerald — . - . , Mgeegid Mrs. Artnuf W1lson,pm_, Mr. and Mrs. Peter K treal MFR ﬁs. Saidie Everly, Boston “".*’l. . an Mrs. Grové Covehead Mam’ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Higgim ﬂ Mhope d V . an Mrs. Perc -‘ Stanhope , y Mr. and Mrs. Ira McD6naId’ﬁ family, Covehead . ‘ Winnifred Burt, Covehead; .3 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dougnm family, Stanhope Lawson family, Stanhope Mr. and Mrs. Walter M Union Road I if .- Covehead Catholic Women’s,1j', 8“? . X Eleanor, Leo and Lois Sault St. Marie,.OntariI1:-mg: .Martin family. Charlotte Minnie McCormick, Stanhope-A Billie and Mary Power, lottetown gﬁ Mr. and Mrs. Lea Clow snug. ling, Pleasant Grove =-~33 Mrs. Geraldine Burt,-Iclmm town I,-,,,',, Mrs. Joseph McDonald. andm ily, Charlottetown Margaret and Jackie VH5, Grand Tracadie ' wv-"3, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Mam Grand Tracadie » on Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0? Covehead Mr. and Mrs. Birt Misner,=ll‘s.

‘hope Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc " Covehead . .5.‘-

Emma and Gordon Coles,!"

folk "~ Annie, Melvin and Brendtlo

Cormick, Pleasant Grove Mrs. Levina Clow, P1

Grove . ' Walter and Lizzie Murtaglnlne erald. - II Ada Murphy, Emerald . _;,» Betty Fanning, Grand .Tr I4l_1anie.l.-IorgzIn,,»Cl1iI”r$'

-Mrs. John Power and .f ., Covehead ' "‘__' Hemy, Aletha and Charlen . . len Clow, Pleasant Grove‘ Alfred and Ethel Curley,_w_ town .« Mr. and Mrs. Dolph York _ - Pauline and Louis Mccabe. . lottetown Emmet Robison, Charlottetﬂ Mr. and Mrs. -Arthur Pleasant Grove .. . Seymour and Hilda Burl.- head ., Clinton family, Charlotlrldﬂ uby and Edison M,cDonI§ Covehead Philip and Rose, Charl Joan and George Green. , Marie and Maurice Halifax, N.S. ,_,,: Laura Watts, Halifax, Henry and Iris McInn1s.‘ Glasgow, N.S. . Lillian and Er-rera Salvalﬁ Boston , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roonelzu “’ family, Watertown._M35"‘ Maude Court, Brooklme." Mr Lloyd, Nina and Valeﬂf‘ ~ Pleasant Grove . Mr. and Mrs. James~H8Pd¥‘»..- family, Boston. " Mrs. Gertrude ’Bish0P. V .

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Pleasant Grove , Everett and Vinie Francis}; L town gt

ucy, Kensin on LETTERS or SYMPATH? Mrs. Russell watts. 1,305”; John W. Brennan. 5319:. Marion McEntee, H3113?‘ “ Mr. and Mrs. Steve

Ke11Yv ” Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm ‘

York lan, Stanhope _ - John Horgan,-. A1‘V1d5v Que-W TELEGRAMS Mr. and Mrs. Ivan curwzuﬂ Montreal Mr. and Mrs. A1ph°nS“’

of Montreal _ — i I Mr. and Mrs. Emlle Deflwm mi of 1

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Olive and Stan Lu and fa‘

Mrs. Parnell Cm?" - , ily wish to express mg" ‘I: ful thanks to Doctors nursing staff of d town Hospital» 3,“ clergy and 1‘¢13‘“’°s’ and friends Wl}° hie“, way during the“ re. ment.

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