: Phone Charlottetown 8506

OUT OUR WAY

patente

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Sept. 14, 1959.

Cars For Sale

‘For Sale

white, = $850. Phone —

Bedeque For Sale

QUCTION “45” SCORE CARDS for sale at Guardian-Patriot Centrai Printing.

JIOMART GUN - TYPE CON- version Oil Burner; Completely

,

i FURROW COCKSHUTT PLOW on rubber—nearly new $275.00. Deering binder 6 ft. carrier

ect condition. $200.00, Tom

FOR SALE — 48 INTERNATION- al motor, reground crank, new inserts, pins, rings, and half ton transmission suitable for truck, boat or mill. Alex MacSwain, Peter’s Road: Phone Murray

|_River, 29-13.

_ Summerside 8031

* By J. R. WILLIAMS|

ELECTROLUX VACUUM cleaner, latest model, brand new, in the original box save $50. Phone 9220.

MASSEY HARRIS COMBINE, 7 foot cut, tank type; one year

HALLS NO. 2 THRASHER IN good condition. Apply Clayton _ Hughes, Emerald.

GIRLS

town or Phone 6194. ~ LARGE SIZE SPACE HEATER Apply-251 Grafton St.

FOR SALE — ONE 26 MONTH old Belgian colt. Richard J. Quinn, Cardigan RR 4 P.E.I.

MACHINERY FOR SALE

2. Dion threshers with drive belts; one Inter- national binder with truck and carrier; two Massey- Harris binders: 1 Cock-

gervicess . . - a An. WS P.M. Besinecs Office Goseé Saturdays.

Phone Charlottetown 508 Gensult the list of telephones at the fop of Classified page for the Branch GLASSIFIED RATES 18 word m‘ai-

' ®PACE ADVERTISING -— CLASSIFIED

Cusack, Brookvale, Lot WO.

ENTERPRISE HOT AIR FUR- nace in good condition. Apply 89 Gerald Street or phone 9665 af- ter 5 p.m.

" HOMART OI FIRED PIPELEsS| © LEO ROSSITER

furnace with Gun Burner. Com- letely Installed. $475.00 inelud- ing wiring. ee

Chariottetown

shutt-30 tractor; 1 Massey | ‘Harris, 30 tractor: 1 Ford tractors

Apply—

_Morell

a ENTERPRISE TURNICE (wood -“coal) -perfect condi- tion reasonably priced.. Phone 3094 or apply 96 McGill Ave af- ter 7 p.m.

DUMP CART IN A-1 CONDI- tion, reasonable will trade; al- #0 3 young’ pigs Vernon Den- gis, Jordan’s ~Crescent, Char- lottetown Phone 3792

_—

CEMENT FIELD TILE, TANK covers, flag stones, drip stones. “Ysland Brickery Products. Phone 3942.

>. APPROXIMATELY 4 FT. CON- veyor belting 20. inch wide price $35.00 Harold Campbell, Cen- tral Bedeque.

FRONT DOOR, 2x8 x 6x8. COM- |

Jete with glass, hardware, and ame. Storm door with glass to fit, $25.00. Also all glass door, 2x 10-6 x 10 with hardware price $15.00. Phone 5157 or 8011.

BICYCLE APPLY 114) Spring. Park Road, Charlotte-

Help Wanted

RENTAL

WANTED AT ONCE BOOKEEP- er and Stenographer with some experience preferred. Apply P. 0. Box 365, Charlottetown.

COUPLE WANTED MAN AND wife under 45. No children. Wo- man for general housework, man to attend to grounds and gardening also to assist in the care of some show horses. Liv-

Houses & Apartments

AT KENSINGTON 3 - ROOM heated, unfurnished apartment on second floor. Centrally locat- ed. Phone 8-5. Kensington Ex- change.

4R00M BUNGALOW, PARTLY finished. Must be moved. rea- ' gonably priced. Phone 9134.-

jand all conveniences. Oil

_| ROOM’ AND BOARD FOR A WO-

he

For Sale REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE

AT SOURIS

6 room house on Chapel Street with running water

furnace and combination oil and electric range. Terms can be arranged. For further particulars ap- ply to Melvin J. McQuaid.

Room & Board

man, in a comfortable private

Services Offered

TELEVISION AND RADIOS RE- paired. Prompt service by ful- ly equipped experts. Costs ar

when repairs are done Properly. Pick up and delivery service Island Radio Centre, 136 Great George St. Phone 6021 Charlottetown.

RUGS CLEANED

_ Montague 97-2.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

CITY & QUEEN'S

AUCTION “45” ‘Score Cards for sale at Guardian - Patriot C.

WE TREAT the sick well! Gig- gey’s Pharmacy. Open 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

DIAL 3644 ffee delivery to your door and get the best values for your good dollar. Weatherby’s Clover Farm Food Market.

DANCE MT. Ryan Hall every Thursday night. MacKenzie Or- chestra.

FOOD SALE at Simpson's, Sears tonight at 6.30 New Haven w. 1

QUEEN’S County Plowing Match at Harold Dunphy's Mill-

MACEDWARD Manor, New Glasgow will be serving hot chick- en dinners on Sundays 5.30 to 6.30 p.m. also on week days. hot or cold meals with some prior no- tice. Phone Hunter River 30-24.

ANNUAL Orwell Cove W.I. chi- cken 1and ham _ supper—Orwell

Rugs shampooed and moth* oroofed. 3 to 5 day service, i

dio. Private bathroom. Location’ ‘Island of Montreal. Apply, Ad- vertiser, Room 417, 276 St.

ONE LARGE FURNISHED heated room. Suitable for two.

ate

| Cove Hall. Tuesday, Sept. 22nd., Supper served from 5 <9 p.m.

REGULAR -DANCE, Lot 65 , every Monday nig Good music and Canteen Service.

_ Musical Instruments, Jewelry, Furniture, /Antiques, All Sell Well In Classifi ied Ads!

— Souris 32-3 — Alberton 68-2

THE ANNUAL meeting of the Mt. Stewart School Auxiliary will be held Thursday p.m. Sept. 17, 1959, at 8.00 p.m. in the school. We wish to take this opportunity

Monday, Segt., 14th., to Wednes- day, Sept. 30th., inclusive.

CHICKEN SUPPER and Dance in Brae Parish. Hall Tuesday September 22nd.

She leaves to mourn her band, two sons, James at and George Kennith with the N.R., Charlottetown; three ters: Mrs. Keir Woodside, sington; Mrs. Thomas West Acton, Mass.; Mrs. Stewart, Somerville, Mass.; brothers presided her.

The largely attended

was held on Wednesday, Aug

making our bank balance $650.00 to date.

TURKEYS fresh killed, ban- quets, Chicken suppers, etc., Phone 9313 — Gil_Henry.

WE TRADE guns, all models

for any model, C.1.L. ammunition in stock, i e Home and Auto.

"WALL PAPER sale, bargains on room lots Firestone Home and Auto, Charlottetown Store. _

NOTICE UNLOADING car of Welsh Furnance Hard Coal next week. $40.00 per ton. Arnfast Limited. Service at its best. Dial 6553, 139 Great George Strert.

DANCE AT Corran-Ban Hall, Monday, September 14th. Spon- sored by C.W.L. Weatherbie’s Or-

REGULAR dance Bonshaw Inn Tuesday night. Burns Orchestra) We cater to weddings and banquets.

PRINCE COUNTY |

REGULAR monthly meeting of the Canadian Legion, Kensington.

RESERVE September 19th for pantry and rummage sale at Da- vison’s Building, Kensington. Al- so October 2ist for church sup- per St. Mark's Guild.

KING'S COUNTY.

\ DANCE Lorne Valley Hall every Tuesday night. Good music..,

DANCE Iona East School every Minday night.

Ham and Salad supper Rollo Bay hall, Tuesday, September, 15th. Supper served from 5 to 9.

DANCE C. Y. C. Hall, Cardi- gan. Every Monday night, Web- ster’s Orchestra. ‘

COME TO the turkey and ham supper in Morell Hall on Wednes- day evening, September 16th, sup- per starting at 5 o’clock. Sponsor- ed by Bristol United Church La- dies Aid. -

+— ST. MARGARET'S. Chick en Supper, Thursday,” September ,| 24th.

REGULAR meeting -Montague home and school Monday, Sep} tember 14th, in high school at 8 p.m. Executive meeting, 7.30.- All

peque. The service was co

ed by Rev. Ralph Johnson,

ed by Rev. Reginald Miller. Hymas snung were: “Safe in Arms of Jesus’, and “Abide Wi Me”’. The church choir sang ‘

| Lord is My Shepherd’.

The pallbearers were: Lester Woodside, Robert Craig; Ru Craig, Goroon Cousins, Dat Cousins and Gerald Lockhart. wen in the church c

}

“CARD OF THANK

The family of the Icte Mrs. George MacKay, wish to

their kind friends and ne'~h

for their many acts of kindnes: during their bereavement. ;

DEATH NOTICE

DANIEL A. MCINNIS ‘The death occurred at his h at Peake’s Road on April 20th. 1959, of Mr. Daniel A. McInni his 86th. year. The late Mr. McInnis was bo! at Georgetown Royalty, one eleven children, son of Mr. an Mrs. James McInnis. During his early vears he work for some time in _Berli

to 9.00 p.m. Smoker and refresh-

parents welcome. UNITED CHURCH Chicken and

’ 1’

‘| AMBITIOUS MAN OR WOMA|

to handle distribution of Nation- ally Advertised Watkins Prod-

“Potato Digging Specials

1 Massey 30 tractor, pulley and P. T. O., new motor. Cheap. 1 Allis Chalmers model B trac- tor all ready to go $250.00; split shares for all 26” diggers at $16.00 per pair, 24” diggers at $15.00 per pair.

Gray Snider pickers and har- vesters in stock.

O. K. Champion P_ T. O. dig- gers arriving shortly. 24”" and 26” digger chain to fit all makes of diggers at the lowest possible price.

See the new English Allis Chalmers D272 30 H. P. diesel tractor.

~

ucts in Charlotteown. Business well established. No investment necessary. Products . guarante- . ed to sell. Steady,.repeat busi- ness. Outstanding remuneration from start. Write promptly for free details to: Mr. Brown, 350 St. Roch St., Montreal, Que.

Lost & Found

SMALL TO MEDIUM BLACK dog with white chest, answer- ing to Blackie, children’s pet. Dia] 6437.

Miscellaneous

Guardian - Patriot Magazine

Gorham, New Hampshire, and 0 his return to the-Island he_t up residence: at Peake’s Road,

Ham Supper—in- Annandale Hall Shere he carried on farming fi

the past 41 years.

Centrally located im private} Island Rug Cleaning RESERVE— Wednesday, Octob- mrentocaredeestinreeteead Wome. “Phone 9235. Centre er 28. St. James Church Hal-| DR. R, W. AULD; Kensington,| Wednesday, September 16th., at 4 ROOM HEATED, UNFURNI- lowe’en Tea. will be away: on holidays from’ 5.30. apartment on ground North River Road floot. Apply 1 Beasley Avenue! Corner of Beach Grove

‘Charlottetown, Phone $492.” |

2 ADJOINING _ UNFURNISHED. ; in MODERN FUMIGATING |

ing cupboard, wardrobe and sink; heated: continuous hot water. Phone 8392.

FOR RENT SMALL APART- ment unfurnished, continuous hot water, adults, 86 Cumber- land St.

ROOM CENTRAL LOCATION, breakfast if desired. Private home. Phone 8871 between 6 and 7pm

TWO LARGE ROOMS SECOND floor. 39 Water St. Phone 4597.

FIVE ROOM UNFURNISHED, ‘unheated tenement, new!y dec- orated, coal furnace. Central. Write Guardian - Patriot Box C 7309, Charlottetown.

Subscribers

Carloads of Gray Snyder potato combines arriving daily. These will be scarce this year as the demand is terrific.

We take potato contracts on |

all our deals if you prefer. |

FOR SALE

School Books at greatly | ‘reduced prices. Store open evenings.

Charlottetown |

Exchange Store, 93 Richmond Street

Guardian-Patriot

be charged as 15 words. NOTICES—Births, Deaths 1.00

THE HALL MANUFACTURING AND COLD STORAGE CO. LTD

Summerside. . \

VEGA SEPARTOR TABLE M del new. Truck wagon cart. en Chandler, Hazelbrook.

Female Help Wanted

NURSES WANTED: THE STEW- art Memorial’’Héalth Centre, Tyne Vallley, P.E.I requires three Registered Nurses for eight hour staff duty. Living ac- commodation, salary $200.00.

WANTED: MAID FOR GENER- al housework, small family. Minimum period of two . weeks, permanent position for suitable person. One who likes

children. Adequate time of ¥- Room _ supplied, if desired. Phone 7791.

WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Evenings and week- a Apply 7% Dorchester

An additional per cent Discount will be on these advertise- — fanless within the first

7 days following the last publication date.

‘AGE — 1 insertion per column inch. 50, 3 insertions, per inch, per in-

gertion, $1.30, 6 insertions, per inch. insertion, $1.20. ~ Your Guardian-Patriot Classified Ad

@ppears in both newspapers.

These lower rates apply to eon- @ecutive insertions only, advertise ments ordered on 2 skip-date sche @ule will be charged the rate on each insertion ordered.

Advertisers are requested to read fheir advertisement the first day ® ap pears and to call The Classified De- partment immediately, tm the case of any mistake. as this newspaper is only responsible for one day’s incor- rect publication or for the incorrect portion only of a space advertisement.

Adjustments on Classified Advertis- fmg Accounts must be made within the first 30 days following the first pub lication date

This newspaper reserves the right te accept. reject, revise or re-edit ad- Vertising for publicatiom tt this news

paper ‘

BOX REPLIES. — Information regard- fing Advertisers using Blind Letter Box Numbers and postoffice Box Numbers for replies ts held strictly confidential and will not be divulged

any

1| WANTED WOMAN

_|$23. WEEKLY FOR WEARING

-' HALLS THRESHER, LATE MO-

FOR | SALE 3 Se HOICE HOL-

TO HELP with housework for one month starting September 26th. No ob- jections to one child. Extra good wages. Write Guardian - Patriot Box 6670, Charlottetown.

EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted. Apply in person. Ment's Restaurant, Queen Street, Char- lottetown.

WANTED WAITRESS. HIGHEST wages, room and board.Apply in person. Bison Restaurant, Montague.

‘1Co. due to trout perms

If you move, notify your car- rier or Guardian-Patriot Office of your new address. Do not motify the magazine company. ‘The Guardian-Patriot will have your address on the magazines changed. This is important. Al- | ways allow us six to eight weeks

‘for your new address to appear

on magazines. Also please leave

| a.forwarding address at the post

office.

NOTICE

Effective Sept. 16th, 1959 there will be no trout fishing allowed in Big ‘Brook, Grove Pine, Kings

period. J Sportsmen please co operate.

Reg. $. MacDonald, Souris

NOTICE

All tax due Cambridge School MUST be paid by September 25th.

By Order of Trustees.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS —

Wanted To Rest

BUSINESSMAN, WIFE AND three children, recently ar- rived from Western Canada re- quire furnished 3 bedroom cot- tage near the City. "Highest ref- | erence. Write particulars to! Guardian - Patriot Box 7088.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY BY permanentiy emploved man, 3 bedroom house in City. Phone 9663 or Apply 10 Prince Street.

OCTOBER 1ST 2 BEDROOMS) heated, unfurnished apartment,|

- by young couple moving to Charlottetown. Phone 9332.

ARMY MAN, WIFE AND TWO children urgently need a two bedroom house or apartment. Phone 98671.

WANTED IN CITY THREE room furnished, and heated apartment, adults. Phone 6462.

BUSINESSMAN, WIFE AND three children recently arrived from Western Canada, require,

Charlottetown; P.E.I.

‘SERVICE Exterminators for ‘Roaches, Bed Bugs, Rats, Insects, etc.

transferred to this department

Free estimates — Guaranteed Satisfaction. Phone 8727—Write P.O. Box 451, Char!otetown.

Fast

Reliable Service Cleaning yards and Hauling Garbage. Phone 3448

Teachers Wantec

WANTED.

For Summerside Element- ary School one Grade 7 teacher preferably male.

Address inquiries to 4

“Secretary” Box 309, Summerside.

Transportation

three bedroom, furnished or unfurnished house or apart- ment. Highest reference. Write full particulars to Guardian - Patriot Box 7089.

For Sale

¥OR SALE BUILDING LOT ON coe Street, Parkdale. Phone

BARRISTERS SOLICITORS. Etc,

M. A. Farmer, 0.0, LLB. Bank ef Commerce Bidg.

Palmer & Haslam

ee ee

Peake & Nicholson 173 Grafton Street

lovely dressed given to you as bonus. Just show North Amer- ican Fashion Frocks to- friends. No canvassing, investmenti.or experience necessary. North American Fashion Frocks, Ltd., 3425 Industrial Blvd. Dept. C-3720, Montrea!.

_ For Rent STORE FOR RENT

Summerside busiest cor- ner located at 246 Water Street, 1200 ft of floor space, oil heat, upstairs ap- partment included. Avail- able October (now oceupi- ed by Hardy Electric) ap- ply

JOHN HOPKIRK, -Summerside.

Farmers Market

del with blower. In good \ondi- ttion, Harry y_Pridham, Alberton.

stein “2 year old. Heifers to freshen: also calves and year- ods. Hereford and SI orn

J. A. McGuigan, B.A.

Ian M. MacLeod, LL.B: (Mclean & McKinnen)

Currie Bidg, Dial 9424 Queen $%.|

Optometrists 4d. A. Carruthers, R.0. 123 Kent St. Dial 5612

J. 8. Taylor, R.O. Corner Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756 -

Architect

Jd. F. Toombs, B. Arch

Architect 140 Richmond St. Dial 3865

Currie Bidg. 179 Queen $. Diel 3361 John J. Holmes B.A., LL.B.. 150 Richmond Street Dial 6145 Frederic A. Large, Qc. Reom 207 Dominion Guliding Dial 3244

RORERT G. MacLEOD, B.A., L.L.B.

" Reom 208 Dominion Bidg. Dial 4126

Chiropractor

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

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

CAR LEAVING FOR QUINCY

CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO |

Thursday, Sept. 17th. Can ac- commod2te two passengers. . Phone 8638.

and Boston, September 2h, or 2ist. Phone 3942 after 5.30.

Wanted To Buy

WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PINTS or quarts. Dial 8595.

®

I-BEAMS — CHANNELS

‘ | MATHESON — At the P.E.T. Hos-

: physicians of this province has

Wa have i) Hock TO SELL NEW AND _ USED

BIRTHS

pital on September 9th, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Metheson a daughter, Janet Mary 7 lb. 12 on.

DRAKE — At the P.E.1. Hospital on Sept. 9, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. S. Finlay Drake, Pownall, a daughter, Margaret Isabel.

PICKERING — At Charlottetown Hospital, Sept., ilth., 1959. to Mr. and Mrs. Eiwood Picker- ing a daughter 3 libs. 14 ounce es. A sister for Debby.

DEATH NOTICE

DR. z RANDOLPH MURCHISON

Tt was with great sorrow and a very keen sense of loss that the many friends throughout this province learned of the passing of Dr. son in the Prince Edward Island Hospital, in the early morning of July Ist. Truly, one of the out- standing citizens and beloved

been called from our midst to higher services.

Dr. Murchison was born at Clyde River Nov. 5 1896, Prince Edward Island and was the son of the late Dr. and Mrs. Aexan- der John Murchison. His mother was the former Jessie Norma MacQueen. He received his educa- tion in the loca] shool, Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown and Dathousie University, Halifax. During the First World War he served overseas with the 105th battalion.

After graduation from medical school, the late Dr. Murchison practiced for a short time in Glace Bay, Cape Breton. and in Tyne Valley, Prince Edward Is- land. Thirty four years ago he began his practice in Hunter River where he won for himself, not only the confidence and re-

James Randolph Murchi- |

(When death notices aré contend toe fate to be included on this page. they appear for one edition on page two and are

Funeral Birsctor

iv the next edition.)

IN. MEMORIAM

STEWART — In loving memory -of our dear mother, Mrs. J. Richard Stewart, Mt. Albion, who passed away Sept. 14th. 1958.

It’s sweet to know we'll meet again,

Where partings are no more

Have only gone before. Sadly missed and aiways re- membered by the family.

a dear brother and brother-in- law, George Haines, who pass- ed away September 14, 1958. Always a smile instead of a frown Always’ a. hand when one was down

Wonderful memories he left be- hind.

Lovingly remembered by Aus- tin, Peggy and Chhildren.

-

spect due to a skilled physician, but through his kindly, unassuming manner, a host of friends in all walks of life of which the large throng who came to pay their last respects bore ample witness.

Dr. Randolph, as he was known to patient and friend, compared favorable with the finest tradi- tion of the country doctor. There was no hour inconveniegt, no night too stormy, no roads too d'f- ficult when the call came for his services, to find his way to their

amd a devoted ‘life to the ministry of the. sick.

The late Dr. Murchison was a member of the Hunter River Presbyterian Church, The Ma2-) sonic Order, The Prince Edw3rd_| Island Medical Assn. and the Canadian Medical Assn.

He leaves to mourn his passing besides his sorrowing- widow, the former O!ga Buntain of Wheatley River, three brothers, Dr. A.J. Murchison, superintendent of Ri-

And that the one we loved se wel!

HAINES — In Joving memory of

Always true, thoughtful and ki ind |

quiet and |

bedside. His was an unselfish |‘

N. D. MacLEAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR

15 King Square

Charlottetown

Dial 5549

were “‘The Lord’s My Shepherd” and “Safe In The Arms of Jesus” ~The members of the Prince Ed- ‘ward Island Medical Association attended in a body. The Canadian Legion graveside services was conducted by Mr. Spurgeon Leard. Honorary pallbearers were Laurie Ripley, Ivan Bowman, Clif Matheson, Percy Boyle, West Rollings, Steve Burns, Er- nest Bolger and Robert Smith. Active pall bearers were George Dixon, Walter Shaw, Charles MacArthur, James L. LePage and Ivan Mc Kay. .

Flower bearers were, Howard MacLennan, Reagh Bagnall, Mil- ton Green, Manson Smith, James Andrews Jr. Ernest Cousins, Carl MacLeod and Duncan Nicholsen, Interment was in the Hunter Ri- yer Cemetery.

CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Rand-lph Murchison w- dow of the !ate Dr. Murchison wishes to express her sincere hanks to the many relatives and friends who sent so many beau- tiful floral tributes, numerius let- ters and cards of sympathy be- ing unable to answer them indi- vidually, aiso the clergymen who participated in the sefvices, and - they made at the home, and

\

shown by the ‘neighbors oan and friends, to one and

verside Hospital, Dalvay and Wil- liam of Charlottetown, and one, sister, Norma, Mrs. William) Brown also of Charlottetown.

The funeral service which was very largely attended was held

— PLATES — ANGLES

OPPOSITE EATON’S

G. \Keith Pickard

8. Arch. M.R. A. 1.C. Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy %.

aeieioal Sader « ee For vegetable processing plant at Sherwood. sigan la _| Make up a carload in your community. 166 Gt. Gee. %. Charlottetown ‘ \ J Phone = : P.O. Box 513 knoe <p P. E. |. FROSTED FOOD LTD. che bien / . Phone 4317 E. S. Chandler ‘ &

BSc (EE), ME. 1 C, P Eng. 242 NORTH RIVER ROAD PHONE 5336

McDONALD, CURRIE & CO.

grades. Alder Dickieson, New Glasgow, : :

C

‘ COOPER BROTHERS & CO. Currie Bidg. Charlottetown Dial 5568 ay H. R. DOANE & COMPANY Y . 334 Richmond Street, Charlottetown Gial 6547 — 6548 : P. ©. Box 187 . ARTHUR J. GARRETT PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING

WOMEN

WANTED

A_ matured girl

room. Must have’ know

and typing. Write particulars to— P.O. BOX 582

Charlotteto

WANTED

\

te office and. sales

ledge of Rookkeepiag

wn, P. E. I.

in the Hunter River Presbyterian Church. The service was ¢ nduc- | ‘ted by the Pastor Rev. Robert Bhe and assisted by Rev. Donald,

— FLATS — ROUNDS — BOILER TUBING — campbell, Rev. Donald Nicholson LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES. ‘ALWAYS IN THE MARKET FOR IRON AND STEEL SCRAP — BRASS — COPPER — RADIATORS — BATTERIES — ALE BOTTLES.

MAURICE BLOCK CO. LTD.

'158 KENT STREET .

and Rev. L.E. Blaikie. Rev. Mr. Nicholson sang as a solo a favor- ite homn of the deceased ‘‘The

Old Rugged Cross’ Hymns su

FOR

all many thanks,

DEATH NOTICE

MRS. GEORGE MACKAY The death occurred suddenly jon August 9th.. of Mrs. "George | MacKay, nee Flora Craig of Mal- peque, in her 72nd. year. Although. failing in health for} a number of year

came as a great shock’ to her faiti-

ily.

SALE

I Hall No. 4 Mill with blower. | Massey Harris 6 ft. binder. May be

seen at Elwood Robin's

' Vigg.

11958 Model 650 Ford tractor with front end loader, like new—$2300.00. -

2—Né. 2 Hall threshers with blowers.

2—Cockshutt 30

tractors.

2—1957 $160 trucks.

ALL EQU

IPMENT

FULLY RECONDITIONED

-_A.S. MacSWAIN & SONS

anyway

. —* MORELL

Puss etting the ‘many acts of}

her deat}

spected citizen, po will be x ly missed by all members of t community. A staunch cons vative in politics, he was alwa ready and willing bo help _hi party. He was married to t former Mary Amelia Finlayson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Male Finlayson. - 4

Left to mourm# his passing sides his widow, all the followin one son and three daughters, namely: Alvin. on the hom stead: Mabel, Mrs. Arthur My. ers, Martinvale; Reta, Mrs. Ric ard Birt, Southport: Millicent, Mrs. Ceci] Birt, Fanningbrook.

Danie! Jr., was lost in actio while-serving in the Air Fore during World War II. His broth George, of Yarmouth, Maine al survives.

He was administered the la rites of the oman Catholic Church by his Pastor, Rev. Basil Croken, who~ also visited a comforted him during his illness.

The funeral which was largel attended was held on April 23rd., to St. Cuthberts Church, St. The esa where Requiem High Ma was celebratéd by Rev. Ba Croken: » Pallbarers were: Messrs. eoh Kelly, Everett Fssher, Jés- eph Lambors, J. J. Edwin Birt, Walter Myers. Leroy Finlayson. | ENROLLMENTS Helen M. Hughes. Peake’s Mrs. Margaret MacDonald, Sony erville. Mass.

Hedley Sp en eet John D. MacDonald, Somerville,

Mass. Etta and Sadie Duffy, Needham, Mass.

Agnes Duffy, Cambridge, Mass.

Joseph @arkin. Boston, Mass. SYMPATHY CARDS

AND LETTERS

Marion and John Plover and

Family, Martinvale

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Macite tyre, Cardigan

Della. and Lorne Kielly and fame ilv, Stanhope

Mrs. R.E. Strout and family,

Portland, Maine

Mrs. Ben Pratt, Portland. Maine)

Miss R.E. Finlayson, Somerville,

Mass.

Mrs. Margaret Clarkin, Souris East

Katherine Andrew, Maldern, Mass. i Helen and Steve ‘Schafer, Moose! Jaw, Sask.

Vivian and Bobby MacKinnon, Bristol

John and Gertie” McAdam, ‘St.

- Peters

-| Miss catherine MacKinnon, Are — lington, Mass. :

Garth and Elma Birt. Covehead

Everett and Marion Fisher and the boys. Peake’s Road

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughes and family. Cardigan

Mrs. Bob Burns, Freetown

Earl and Margaret, Martinvale Mr, Geddie Deuglas, Mount Ste ,

‘wart Q Leith and Ethel Stewart. St. Pat- rick’s Road

Mary and Mike Clarkin, Gorge |

town j

Mr. and Mrs. William: Martin and Mary, Martinvale.,.

Mrs. Otio McAssey,. Charlotte:

town

Mr. Eugene Finlayson, “Montreal

P.Q.

Rosella and Eddie Birt and fame |

ily, St. Patricks Read

Mr. T.W. Lowther, Charlottetown |

Ernie and Elizabeth Gant, ne den '

Ann and Bernie Hughes, Boston, |

Mass. i

Mr. George McInnis, Yarmouth, |

Maine

Gladys and Pere Myers and fam

ily, Scarborough, :

Mrs. H. Lodge Birt, ‘Famming |

brook

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mosher and |

family, Savage Harbour

John A. MacDonald, Cardigan

FLOWERS

PILLOW -

Wife and Son

WREATH

The Grandchildren, South oat

Women’s Institute -

SPRAY

Brother, George

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Danie! A; McInnis wish to thank Rev. Bas- il Croken and Dr. Preston Mac-

Intyre for their kindness and as

sistance. All who sent mass —

and letters of sympathy ou

tnd all who, Nelbed tg our budband and fathp

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