Person
\0-

ersmn

WILL WORK FOR YOU, TOO

SOLD
FOR SALE: GOOD USED PoR-
‘Typewriter
wih ase, ideal for student or — Oy
agent’s o
Phone 4508, ee Me

Advertise any one item priced
up to $25.00. Price must appear
in ad. 24-word ad for three con
secutive days costs only

$1.89

MALE DALMAY FOR FOR SALE: STANDARD RAC-

sale, $25.00, 915 Slemon Park,

Summerside, phone 436-7601, SOLD $2800, Phone 410

1
MAN'S SUIT OVERHEAD DOOR _
MANS DARK SUIT FOR SALE, Ba anun cee
. it and

Coys ecsoct epee. SOLD hardware For Sale, Price $15.00,

Price $25.00 (original price $7:
00) Phone 4-6139.

Phone 2-1378.

IF PAID IN 10 DAYS

j Place One or Two Today 4 -
Phone. -8506 NOW - YOU CAN ADVERTISE ARTICLES YOU VALUE UP TO $25
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ;
lV ICUIY:SQUEENS() (iat pem ota tease OBITUARY ‘The Charlottetown, Thurs., June
WANTED Announcements jxirzzccnse,2, ie SE cr a a ee

Cc kk
for permanent position requiring Li tics in meet-
ing the public, efficiency in typing, knowledge of
shorthand and filing. Five day week, regular
hours, salary commensurate with ability. All
_ replies will be treated as confidential.

3

CITY & QUEENS

“WE TREAT THE SICK WELL”
— Giggey’s Pharmacy. “Up-to-
the -minute” prescription ser-
vice. We can call for and deliver

| Phone

DANCE Millview every Fri
day night, 9:30 - 12:30, Music |

by The Three Macs.
HILDA’S BEAUTY SALON—
Specials. on permanents for
month of June, $10:00 for $7:
for $5:00. 102% Kent Street.

00 p.m.

egular meeting

af 8.30 p.m., also Ladies Auxili-

VESEY’S SEEDS YORK, open |

bead ad each evening ee 3|
hone orders t
Bauer 4.8844,

JEWELL’S Greenhouse and

Applicants please apply stating age, marital |Parkdale — Sherwood and. all Bnea fe
status, ete., to: gections of the city. . . Dial night, Mt. Ryan Hall all use (ee cee) aay ee
. Three Mac's. Complete line of gardenin;
P.O. BOX 577, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. . Annuals, et
,PEL nuals, perennials, rock
NOTICE NOTICES garden plants, geraniums,, vege:
table lactal ete.

Ouistanding Opportunity
Manage Sour own branch office after ninety days of inten-
sive Solicy and procedure training. if

All applicants must have at least 3 years successful fin-
ance experience (small loans or sales finance).

A particularly. excellent opportunity for capable men who
reir ready for more responsibility than their present position
f
+ Top salaries and excellent employee benefits,
immediate pension plan and profit sharing enrol

We are an international Peigilal Cre in 1920 and
presently operate close to 500 bran

Please write or telephone, person to colle to
Mr. A.M, Cline, 422-4461, Halifax, and a rconfldential nee
view will’ be arranged.

PACIFIC FINANCE

557 Barrington St., Halifax, N.S.

LE

i

including
iment.

TENDER

Tenders will be received up until June 20,
1963, for the position of constable for the Village
of O'Leary. Applications will state age, previous
experience and salary expected.

Mrs. F. S. Buchanan,
Village Clerk, O'Leary.

Phone 47074,
No mail orders please.

NO CRUSHING and mixing
on Wednesday and Saturday
during summer months. Closed
Wednesday afternoons. N. Aub-|
rey Cutcliffe.

ANNUAL MEETING Canadian |
Club of Prince Edward Island,
Tuesday, June
sharp, Charlottetown ‘Hotel. All |
members welcome.

QUEEN MARY Needlework |
Guild, closing Monday after-
noon, June 17th, 3-6 p.m., at 12

“FNOTICE NOTICES

h

i M.V. FERGUS

* The M. V. Fergus will load cargo for

St. John's, Nfld., Friday, June 14, 1963.

For Space Reservations Apply —

GULF & NORTHERN SHIPPING CO. LTD.
Phone 894-8737

TENDERS

For the Property of the Late Dr. Mark Delane:
Sealed Tenders marked “Tenders, for the raat
of Late Dr. Mark Delaney” situated on the corn

West Street, Cl

| ATTENTION all C.W.L. mem-
bers planning to attend annual
‘Convention Dini
town Hotel, Monday, June 17th,
at 6 p.m., please contact your

reservations

er, Charlotte- | holts. Dancing 9.30 -

Parish Council President for Morell Village Hall. MacDonald

| TICKETS AVAILABLE, Lob-
| ster Supper. St. Paul’s Chureh,
Charlottetown, today Thursday
June 18th. Serving 4:90 -

|p.
"PRINCE COUNTY

al DR. ZIELINSKI will be away
\from his office in Kensingt on
and Kinkora Monday and Tues-
day, June 17,

CROP INSURANCE Agents
will be in Tignish Co-op hard-
ware Wednesday, June 12th.
Alberton Federal Building Thurs-
day, June 13th, hours from 10

0 12 a.m, and 1 to 4 p.m
patios may also be obiained

fom the Agency, 123 Kent St.,
Charlottetown,

REGULAR THURSDAY night
| dai lance tonight at Kensington
jCanadian Legion. Music by the
Tremtones. Admission 75 cents.

| KING'S COUNTY

| PANTRY AND rummage sale
St. Mary’s Hall. Saturday, June
acti at 2 p.m. Sponsored by

Lee St. Peters Bay Holy
[Name H every Thursday
| night. Music’ by the , Thunder-

DANCE EVERY Friday Night,

and Chaisson orchestra.

er of Spring snd Church St. in
be received by the undersigned up untill July AH
1963. The dwelling comprises 3 apartments rent-
ed at approximately 225 Monthly, and in one of
the most desirable down town residental sections
in Summerside. The land has a lawn fronting
Spring St. with back yard and fruit trees.

The highest or any tenders not necessarily ac-
cepted.

Apply to
Mrs. Mark Delaney

51 Mountain Road
Moncton, N.B.

BIRTHS

CORBETT — At St. Mary's Hos-
pital, Inverness, Nova Acai,
on June 11, 1962, to Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Corbett, (nee Phy-

lis Rossiter), a daughter.

| LACEY — At The Charlottetown
Hospital, Tuesday June ae
ne

1963, to Vincent and
Linda

Northumberland Consultants Limited

NOTICE OF TENDER

Northumberland Strait Crossing

Overwater Drilling & Seabed Sampling

Tenders for drilling and sampling in North-
umberland Strait between Borden, P.E.I. and
Jourimain Island, N.B. will be received by North-
umberland Consultants Ltd. at their Charlotte-
town office until 2:00 p.m. Atlantic Daylight on
Friday, June 21, 1963.

Specifications may be obtained from the under-
signed at:

114 KENT STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN,

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
will involve the sampling of seabed sediments

The work
and the production of Nx pare from the underlying bed-
rock in water ranging to 90 feet in depth,

[> Uo BROWN
General Manager

7

rs
all

DEPARTMENT of HIGHWAYS
Province of Prince Edward Island

TENDER

SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon
on Friday, June 21, 1963 for SOIL CEMENT
STABILIZATION on the following Tourist Road
projects:

‘TR-50 Rattenbury Road
'TR-39 Skinners Pond ..
TR-32 Barlow Road
TR-2 eg Point End .
‘TR28 ve End
TR Milo Glenwood
TR-5t Grand River (Bayside)
TR-51 Grand River (Lot 16)
TR-l Sa pn eoee

‘TR-11 Chel

‘TR-30 ate

“Gotts)

TOTAL 07 7 Miles
Specifications and tender forms may be obtained from the

office of the undersigned, Old West Kent School, Charlotte-

town, Prince Edward Island.

Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

NOTE: Tenders will be opened at the above advertised time
and bidders are invited to present their bids in
person (or otherwise) and be present at the opening.

J. Philip Matheson

Minister of Highways.

| A sister for Jacinta.

BRUCE — At the Prince Ed-
ward Island Hospital on June
and Mrs. Blair

ald), a daughter, Carole Anne.
Weight 7 lbs., 10 ozs.

| MATTERS — At the Charlotte-
town Hospital, Sunday, June |
th, 1963, to Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Matters (nee Rita
Flood), Kelly's Cross, a son,
Joseph’ Allan. Weight 8 Ibs
13% ozs. A Brother for Ronnie.

| ROSSITER — At the St. Mary's
Hospital, Montreal, on June 11,
1963, to Mr. and Mrs. Frat
Rossiter (nee Aletha Mullen)
‘of Montreal, a son John Rob-
ert, weight 7 lbs., 5 ozs.

ENGAGEMENTS
MAXWELL — ROBERTSON —
| Mr, and Mrs, Clayton A, Max-

well, Grand Bay, NB. ar

Teith Robertson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. ey Robertson,
East Baltic, P. The wed-
ding will bar tae Saturday,
July 13, 0 p.m. in the

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
? Province of Prince Edward Island

TENDER

1 SEALED TENDERS will be received until
noon on Friday, June 21, 1963 for the SOI
STABILIZATION on the following
TOURIST ROAD PROJECTS:
nd 'TR54 Naufrage and St, Margarets . 0
ug 2R-18 Fortune 7
on 4
0
0
wae oO
NH specifications and tender forms may be obtained from
the office of Old West Kent School, Char-
Jottetown, ear eae ‘sland.
; west ten sarily accepted.
) NOTE: Tenders will be opened at the above advertised
tine and biaders are invited fo prsent thelr bis Te person
(or otherwise) al present at the opening .
J. Philip Matheson
9 Minister of Highways

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Province of Prince Edward Island

TENDERS

SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon
on Friday, June 14th, 1963, for the paving Haldi-
snp Lae Union Corner, a distance of 9.2

/

per and tender forms may be obtained
from the office of the undersigned, Old West
ie School, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Is-

Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

NOTE: Tenders will be opened at the above ad-
Vertised time and bidders are invited to present
their bids in person (or otherwise) and be pre-
Sent at the opening.

J, PHILIP MATHESON,

Minister of Highways

Clearance Auction Sale
at

Hampshire
on Friday June I4th at 12:30 P.M.

Of 75 acre farm with 10 room dwelling with all
modern convenience and good out buildings
with running water, 20 acres of grain, 20 acres
of hay, oy acres of good standing lumber, balance
in pastur

STOCK: 12 Reg’d Holstein cows (milking) 7-2 yr.-
eld Ene tetes 5 Shelfer calves, 1 general purpose

IMPLEMENTS: 1 Tractor Cockshutt 20, 1 Mas-
sey Harris binder 7 ft. (nearly new), 1 thresher
(Dion), 1 disc harrows John Deere (nearly new),
1 side delivery rake. (Int.), 1-2 sec. lever harrows,
1 push-bar hay loader (Cockshutt), 1 hay mower
(Deering), 1 potato digger (Bruce Stewart),

1 farm wagon, (rubber tire), 1 wood sleigh,
box sleigh, 1 Renfrew scales (ton), 1 Stave
milking machine (complete), 1 De Laval cream

separator 800 Ibs., 1 circular saw, 1 steel work
bench, 1 grain crusher (Int-) 10 in plate, 1 Enter-
prise range. (Oil & Wood), 1 Spencer range (coal
and wood), 1 Super-Flame oil heater, cream cans,
other articles too numerous to mention.

Terms of Sale — Cash

Owner Auctioneer
Watson Larter E.C. Craswell
Dial 4-7824

at 2.31
vee Baptist Church, Grand

apap COFFIN — The en-

gagement is announced of Miss
Mary Catherine Hooker, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan H.
Hooker, Ormstown, Que.,
Harold Garth Coffin, son
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coffin
of Charlottetown, P.E.I. The
marriage has been arranged
to take place on August 3rd,
1963.

RE-CHANGE OF NAME

lersigned, JOSEPH

Join 1 PREVOST formerly of
Kensington in Prince County,
Prince Edward Island, and
now of Toronto in the Province
of Ontario, being over the age
cr twenty-one years, for and
| on behalf of myself and my
heirs, DO HER AB-
SOLUTELY RENOUNCE and
ABANDON my present name
rec as JOSEPH PRE-
VOST in the office of of the
Registrar General the
provisions of the vital al statis
tics Act of Prince Edward Is-
land, AND DO ASSUME,

tion of my
ed name a TOsEPH “ORE.

have been known as JOSEPH
AOHN “PREVOST.

NEW STOREHOURS.
Effective Saturday, June 15

Monday Through Thursday
8, A.M. to 5:30 P.M.
Friday 8 A.M. to 9:30 P.M.
Saturday 8 A.M.'to | P.M.

Douglas Bros. & Jones Inc.
155 Kent Street

|
| VosT for the reason that I
i
|

AND for the purpose
evidencing such Hiern

do hereby declare that I

times hereafter

‘use and

tan yosePit JOHN PREVOST.
I therefore hereby ex-

guns authorize and an care

sons

to designate,

address me, ‘by such adopted

name as JOSEPH YOHN PRE-
OST.

<

GERALD R. FOSTER, Q.¢;
Dated this 12 day of J
LADD. 1963.

Births, Deaths, Marriages |"

IN MEMORIAM

GILLESPIE — In loving mem-
ory of mother, Mrs. Clara Gil-
lespie, who passed away, on
June 13, 1950, also our sister

Mrs. Foster Moore (nee Mar-
garet Gillespie who pai
away on May

ene drift ms scenes long

but memories)

ast
nine rolls on,
Fes |

|
Like falling leaves the years)
sli

slip by
But Esra of them will!
never
Lovingly, jeemembere by |
Reagh and Hild

STEWARD — In loving memory ke
C Chester Steward who a Pe
ed away June 13th, 1962.
When all is still and at
Me sleep forsakes my

graves
Where ites - my husband
two boy:
Tavis ‘remembered by your |
mother, Mary A. Steward.

MacKAY — In loving memory |
of John MacKay who passed |
away June 13, Ii

To a our sorrow we always |

smile with others, alone we cry. |
‘These pores) aa written with |

flora brother ‘ve loved and never | 2
et,

happy to announce the en- sis
happy ent of their eldest dau-| aiwaye'remembered by Chris. |
ghter, Bertha Elma, to T-| potie, Catherine, Minnie, De-

Jena (five sisters).

CARD OF THANKS | 5:

I wish to thank Dr. Laidlaw | $
and Dr. Irwin, the nurses ane
staff of the P.E.I, Hospital eel
their ‘kindness to me while
patient there. Also the many |!
kind friends who visited me,
and to a who sent me cards.

Luther Coffin,
"Mount Stewart.

|

|
CROWD AIR SHOW

|

| PARIS (Reuters) — Canada’s:
| aviation display at the Interna-|
|fional Air Show here, the big-|
| gest ever staged by the country, |
|has drawn thousands of visitors
daily. The Canadian Air Indus-
tries Association and the trade
and commerce department
teamed up to send 23 aircraft to
the show. Favorite of the crowds
is the Canadair swing-tail CL-44)
freighter, capable of carrying |
ounds of freight or 178 |
paaeennest
LOCAL PUBLIC TENDER
FOR DREDGING
AT MILLIGAN’S SHORE,
PRINCE COUNTY, P. E. I.

SEALED TENDERS AD- |
| DRESSED to the District Eng- |
| ineer and endors ed “Ts 3
| for Dredging at any
Shore, Prince County, P. E. I.”
will be received until 3:00 p.m.
(A.D. S.T) We June

26, 1963.
Combined details. and form
tender can be obtained at
the office of the District Eng-
ineer, Dept. of Public | Works,
ranada, P.O, Box 1268, ,

Tetetown, if
‘enders must include the /gi
ine ‘of the plant to and from
the work.
‘The dredges and other float-
ing plant which are intended to
this work, to
hed ad

be
be eligible m

(a) be of Canadian or United | Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gard, ot {

Kingdom registry, and
(b) be of Canadian or United
| Kingdom make or manufacture |
‘and in the case of United

year prior to the date of the
tender call.
‘The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted,
J. B, LARKIN,
Office Manager.

Ap-| United

jsires as a tribute to the deceas- |

.)
MRS. JOHN RAYNER

One of the most loved and re-
spected citizens of Cascumpec,
Mrs, John Rayner, passed away
to her Eternal Home, in
Community Hospital,
‘on the might of April 27th,

‘The deceased, whose maiden
name was Freda Ashley, was
a daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Lowden Ashley and was in
her S2nd year. Her gentle, kind
and cheerful disposition endear-
ed her to all who knew her. She
was a faithful member of

ited Church
health permitted, was never ab-
sent from a church service, a
Prayer meeting or a meeting of
the Woman's

DAILY MARKETS

ciety. For a number of a
she served as Community

Friendship Secretary of the local

auxiliary.

She suffered a lingering i)
ness which she bore with cour-
age, patience and a strong Chris-
tian faith. Her courage and
cheerfulness, the result of her
faith in God, were outstanding.
Last fall when she was hospital-
ized in Halifax, her nurse there
wrote to her minister in Alberton} 5;
to tell her what an unusual pa-|*
tient Mrs. Rayner was. She said
in part, “It is usually the nur-

se’s job to cheer up the patient | 341,

but in her case opposite
ey true, for I was helped and
chaste Seed time I came into

“The » falewing quotations from:
he k of meditations was
written there in 1958 in the early
stages of her illness and shows
how bravely she faced the fut-| 5.
ure with her hand in the hand

2

I WILL NOT FEAR
The things that lie ahead are)
not so terrible

'$}1 50s 1.35-1.

Asbzstos 1415 $264 26% ane chy
SUMMARY | iisiShes ati
Bank NS ey a ee) mM mH ma
‘o'Lear,| By THE CANADIAN Press | BN"2°,, 2 1 in oie S64 —
| Toronto: Market stronger; | Bow 5 pr 51% S14 + 4
[see trading. Bowater aa “se ine
New York: Market mixed; | "Gj EGR to
i) A ou 478 $204 27% 204 +>
extremely active trading. Bo Forest 1080 $19%4 19% 19%
ie 12 2 —
. BC Phove x4, 100 S37 57h ST —
CURRENCIES — | Brccistine' 00 ‘sro 758
rue 14 4
MONTREAL (CP) — The Build Prod 100 $284 281 281 + te
‘and, when her| United States dollar in terms of | Cl Pow 24 21% 2K — %
Canadianfunds was unchanged| (“3 Cem 15 $m oe ets 86
Canadian funds was unchanged | Gr pudry ~ sop suis 20s 238 te
at $1.07 29.32. Pound sterling | car sod $11 10s %
was up 1-16 at $3.02%. Cin Brew 1610 $11 11% Iite—
cca peer) 100 $3814 384 Wie — %
675 $10% 10%
PRODUCE lee Imp Bk C StS ST GM +
Bp
MON’ an mY Shere rota:
‘i Fe es WE en
TREAL (CP) Agricul- | © Marconi 100 oy 410 410 a

ture department quotations: |

CPR 5682, 10%
Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices | con Pet pr 8 sis, tite | x *
%

to country stations, wooden car-| Cap Wire | J00 $7
tons: Extralarge 44 - 45; large | Cog “has “see ns
42-4; medium 4041; small 27. cof'cen ato Stu Th hat
con MS 1675 $267 26% 26 +
an secaurrent eons ema Crrontion 2 ‘2 Ge GH
enderable 50%4; | ce Zell A $m 35
4; 92 score tender: oe Scag 1170 $55 SS SS +1
Ges ties Mo Ree oleae

waxed, current receipis: Whole: | Bae ro Sis 18 ws
B Gas or im oo wt
gale Quebee white 44; eolored | Batt uy ‘eu "h4
ri

ata eee Que 755 1.59 - 160 ize tn be tea
Que 1.10-1.1: . 75s 2.10-2.25; 800 $19 «19 «19 +
NB. ioe 130-140; NB. 100-3 os $20% 20% OH +
35; P.ELI. 75s 2.50 - 2.75; P.E.I. Gls Up a2
50s ated 10s .40-.45; Idaho 1235 $2 2 2
100s 5.75'- 6.00; Florida (new wis 9 8
whites 100s .450-4.75: Maine No, me sha BoM

; California 100s | ¢F a2 12% a4
00 $19% 19%

“Skim milk powder: Spray pro- |

cess No. 1 in bags 11 - 12%;

roller process No. 1 in bags | Hollinger

Hie

As human dread would have
think they are,
For I have suffered pain and
found it bearable

In death's dark valley I have!
seen a star.

And now T fase the future with-
out tremb!

| since God has proved to be my
strengthening,
a can say with no trace of

embling
1 will not fear the changes time:
shall bring.
She Tenven “to mourn their loss
her devoted husband and one
son, Winston, also one sister,

My thoughts are in the’ lent | Hite Russell Byonyman (Glady

, and six brothers:
Cascumpec; John, Char-
jottetown; Alvin, ‘ang Har-
jel Brooklyn near’ Alberton;

. Elmer E. Ashley, St. Cath-
Bes Ont.
The funeral service, which

pes largely attended was held
in Cascumpec United Church on
Wednesday afternoon, May Ist.
The service was conducted by
the pastor, Rev.
Donald, assisted by Rev.
rd of Toronto who gave a
| suitable address pare on the
fourth chapter of I. J
Mr. Lowell Huestis aaaslel at’
the organ. The hymns sung
were “All the Way My Saviour
eee wee “Sweet Bye and
“The Lord's My
cH ” Mr. Albert Huestis,
Seeley gave a very fine
| zenaltfon of the solo “Until
” which was a favourite of
the “deceased. Interment was in
he church cemetery with Rev.
Ean Leard officiating.
Pallbearers were Charles Ash-
| ley, Milton Ashley, Winfred Brid-
ges, Derwin Huestis, Gordon
Huestis and John Locke. Flower.
bearers were Harold Arsenault,
Robert Arsenault, Ira Dennis,
| Heber Gamble, Horace Gamble,
Charles Gordon, Ted Huds on,
Kenneth Leard, Lester Lewis,

| Ray Murray, Rustin MacNevin,
| John MacDonald, Herbert Prid-
ham, James Thomas and Henry

Wallace.

Following ave the names of
those who gave Floral vette
Gladys and Russell, Ruth and
John, Gladys and Rhodes, Helen
and Elmer, Vera and Alvin, Fred
Laura and family, Jessie, Har-
old and family, Charles and
Marilyn; Florence and Albert,
Ruth and Leslie, Alton, Laura
and Anna; Dorothy and George,
Lowell and Doreen, Derwin and
Edith, Mitch and Ruth, Bob and
Marg, Stu_ and pay Gordon
ind Doug, Mar-

Betty and Wendell and Vaunda;
Aunt Belle, Blanche and Will:
Alton and Irma and Uncle

George, Aunt Lilla and family;
Aunt Laura, Myrtle and Jame:

Uncle Fred, Virginia and Harry,
Maizie and Dell; Cascumpec
Prayer Group; Members and
friends of the Nazarene Church,
Elmsdale; Flora Rogers, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Ramsay; Rennie
and Wallace; Lester, Jim and

Jean, Lettie and Owen Jones,
Given and Keith Cain and Res
tt and Mrs. Roy MacLe:

e list of memorial Gideon wart, stat hin ib

| nibtes is as follows:
Mr. and Mrs.

Lorraine Gamble, Ivan Ashley,

|Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gamble,

Lyman Caselely, Mr. and

Hudson Pridham, Mr. and Mrs,
Elmer Wallace, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Wallace, Mr. and Mrs.

[eta

Bryan, Heber and Jean Gamble,

peg and John Locke, Mr.
Mrs.

Art Harris, Mr. and
tthews, Mr, and

in as, Ken- |
\neth and Edith Leard, Lowden Mids eis | ons “a

‘Mrs. Benjai ‘Thomi

James Thomas,

Horace and

af
10%-114; f.0.b. Montreal 9; “but io 2K 124 Bae 4
ter milk’ powder feed 88 in tm 1. 170. 48
60 Soa
250 $14
LIVESTOCK Scie a >
1570 $43% 43% 43% *
sos
MONTREAL (CP) — Prices Free) Leak Ciel Lede
were steady on the east - end Seen om
livestock market Wednesday. 382 $33% 20% 33% +
Demand was good and trading Be pdt ba ”
tai’ aac
Receipts were: 89 cattle, 65 ie Gann” aie

calves, 69 hogs and 21 sheep |
and lambs.
Common steers were 21. Good
cows were 17.50, medium 16.50
and common 13: Te

Good valers were “2h 27 with
a few to 28. Medium were 21-
23 and common see

Hogs were  28.50-29.50. Sows
ware 18, mostly ae 7) ea |
ead

(Continued ie page

OBITUARY

serted by her family as @
tribute iE the deceas
ne ‘ATHERINE TRAINOR
ji morning of May 8th,

20,
Tambs |" Mrs. Trainor was born in Ver

n River parish in 1883, the
dauatter of Philip Curley” and
rgaret Praught, In 1903
MONTREAL | are Frank ee, Donat
| who ho predeceased her 1 153
her friendliness and will-
SR ra ir tuaa inevess to assist in sickness and
and Canadian stock exchanges | ouble she endea Ta
Wednesday. Declines equalled | {9,21 Katie as ae cously of
advances. Industrial issues were | 1201 called. Bove Beane in
fairly heavily traded, but mines | “™Me and energy ff Med alert
and oils lagged. need, She was active and al
Wilts were mostly oft, p.c, | most tothe end, being confined
pishsindinooined y to bed for only six weeks before
\ Bower teil a aeansicn eames Ce Okey aa
|lost %. ae
Columbia Cellulose gained %, tte Le aap ee
following an announcement that See ee ranat burial borevtass
the company would Ae eae
dividend tor, (hej first times, Ten Ee eer wast held
jase metals were firmer, re. ‘Ne, decease’ their loss
covering some of the ground|, S"© leaves to mouin
Tost in the last few days. As- 0, Gaushters | ane! cat, DOD:
ba ued jeagan,
Besios roses and Norand | 26h ary, att, Wiliam ot
Refining oils were better. Im- O°, Johmston's ee eas
perial, Shell and BA Oil were DOval. Ont resided; also two
up fractionally. et Anois OLkiey, CU
Western oils were quiet and | iets aca} Leds Lowell,
mixed. Pacific Petroleum added | yy
¥% and Central Del Rio fell five

sold. Tuesday spring
were 35 and a few sheep sold
at 9. nol

barns funeral was held Friday

cents.

from her late resid:
jong papers, Fraser and MOMS rm es churell,
International Paper rose % and Fort Augustus where Requiem

Moore gained
‘Mass was celebrated by
The composite index was up fue Leena Rev, TP. Butler who
0.3 at 128.1. Industrials gained Net Parton tea at the. service
SID ae [al banks ro 10:3 | abide) sravell eer, vinoeat a
Sarva at | ni it in the
M206 and wilites ‘were’ off 07 Facial ae E
‘The pallbearers were Harold
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Canadian Press Beagan, Jol jeagan, Earl

Moaireal Block ‘Exehingecdune 12 | ‘Trainor, Basil Trainor, Clair
romplete tabulation of Wednesday|'Trainor and Ivan Trainor. Ine

transaction, Quotations in cents uniess in Capel
marked in cents unless| ferment took place
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xr—Ex-rights, xw — Ea-warrants. Net | cemete:
change (a from previous Board clos Ma

her soul rest in peace.

ez “pratt | BACKACHE?
sai. an ton «onot me!-
Arg 260pr 7S $52% 52% 52% Ly relief from.

Ashley, Stanton and Thelma |
Clark, Merrill and Joyce Bar-
bour, Burton and Eleanor Ray-
nor, Mr. and Mrs. Crasw ell
Weeks, Cascumpec U.C.W., Mr.
and Mrs, Alvin Web, Milton
and Christine Ashley, Winfred
and Elsie Bridges, Georgia and
Bob Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
vin Wilkie, Betty Rennie and|
Janette Ogden, Mrs. Milton Ste-

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