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—— oe as , er ai , eee er FS ye Sa eee re Eee eee ee eee oe eae ce ~ oe m, _ re z _ 5 . - 3 ; * * , : FAs i ae ’ ai: ’ : - ; * + | ; ; a always remember and wonder j ” NOTICE Geniet Geet « e oe tia tie ne eee : — a | on DEATH lyre was Robert 3 | The Gallen, Cliarlottetown, Thurs, Oct. 1, 1959. : : , my, Daddy, Sisters and Broth-| MRS. J. PETER GREENAN Beautiful floral pieces, ninety- iat 2 OLEN ELLIS, Hunter River, : : lingering illness the soul of Mrs. | and cards of sympathy bore silent a CITY & QUEEN'S wnlosding cor tren Teurstioy oad{” PRINCE COUNTY MacLEAN — In loving memory |/¢'er Sroeeen Wenene He Wer] tantneey «he esinen te whist : : ; . Heavenw GARD GAME Sens of Eneland| Friay Oct Ist. and 2nd. Brat! KENSINGTON Community Ctb| fw dear wife and mother [Nor4 trom’ a” mental, Saige alee onan tet ter esi atharst A int Pap 120) Bankeno 7 . Wednesday, September “at car—$2.05 delivered, | pantry Sale October srd. Kea-| rs. Peter MacLean who p9%-| .nom she had served SUMMARY aM Mamrer 194 neo 1m tas 19 at 8.29. shorts $2.20 at car—$2.25 deliver | ay. store 7:30. ; sed away October Ist. 1953." |i Nit! Sue Am so devotedly Brazil a Mecol Barnat 7300 130 128 129 eee ed, ton lots. : Your memory to us is a treasure |'" '!S world. CARD OF THANK Bidg Prod 32% N St Car «= 15 | Base Metis 2109 14% Mh 14% AUCTION “45” Score Cards REGULAR ‘Thursd Your loss a lifetime regret In her 81st year, she was born ; Teronto — Market lower in| Cleveland 10 Noranda 4 | : SS SS oe for sal Guardi iot| THANKSGIVING Turkeys, fresh | R® ; edey_ sae in South Melville j wh. | light tradi € Cement 27% Pavdash /Bethtm = 3100 10886100 ior ~=sale- at, an - Patriot biied 10-20 Ib Delivered Ga | d@ace, Canadian Legian, Kensing- Sweet memeries we cherish for | the iat . daughter of To pur many friends and neigh- Ny a Market mixed,|{ om est a Price sou | Beveoa 0 6 ie le ae Central Printing. + > ‘GO ton. 9.30 to 12.30 Admisio: 60| ever . ate Thomas Malone andjbors for their many and various| “¢¥ wi MIXCG,|c Steamship 4 Que Pow aos | ote 3000 «1% 10% 10% Henry. Phone 9313. Mary Anne McGuigan. Eldest in of kindness extended tails improve. C Bak Com jz de A WE TREAT the sick weil! ‘Gi comme. mone we eee Sore oe pang to US: "Montreal — Market | oh Revaiie ge | Siem sme i e ell! Gig-| overers — etc. % pt Ever remembered thy husband |? family of thirteen children, she| and also for flowers, masses, binge lower inj@ Brew — 2% Revalte 10 |Borville 3200 3 3 8 ae7's Fharmocy. Open 6:00 0mm.) ns aheat Marteat Se MRS. E.E. LONG, president of | and family. : was predeceased by three bro-|letters and cards of sympathy | ‘!0w trading. j_dae” ma” | oR see 400 52 80 48 to 8 pm. 7337. Free Delivery ecu te at os ee aso — Alphonse and/received in our recent bereave- 5 . ‘sew a o (ae i nt ° : Missionary nited S, also two sisters, (Katie)|ment Peter Greenan and family pr Trans Can PL 25 | * er os ten tae BOYS corduroy pants, charcoal, | Caurch i Canada will speak in eee = - loving re — ao Whelan,. and Dorothy, | wish to say “thank-you” one and CURRIENCIES Cockabatt — Waer" = Branrat 1003 ™ OM Mn your good dollar. Weatherby’s| blue, and brown, splash pattern Trinity United Church — . pbc liad ae eden ied in early girthood. all. MONTREAL (CP) — The US. fam" 31% CANADIAN resenee 000” 3b 2 2 : Clover Farm Food Market. Size 6 to 16. Special $3.90. | side, Saturday Oct. Srd at 230) 01 1 hi lite October 1, 1958. |. She leaves to mourn her pass- a wt oe 86S ere OF lit ke ee Moore and McLeod Ltd. p.m. All women are cordially im- coal wd of ing her sorrowing husband, two dollar closed Wednesday at a dis-/P ir 16% Ford 1 |punker Hill 2009 7%. 7% ates ‘oday memori ; |Foundation 33 ( ™ EY Tinie SMe| Wa TRADE. guns, all models| _ | Drctr dear soe gone toes” |stePauehters, Mrs. J.ivan De-| DEATH NOTICE sre ciisn tind sown 316 The 7 letasem oe SS em = ams, Friday,’ «any model, CLL. ammunition| RESERVE tomorrow evening | And the ones who think of j Vereaux (Vonnie), Spencer, Mass,. pound sterling, 2.65 7-16, down % oo 8 {Ss Se October and at 2 p.m. in stock, Firestone Home and October 2nd for social evening in| today, . ; jand Mrs. F. Lyman Dunsford| MRS. FREDERICK PROUD pie NEW YORK ch oe: ee 8 Ue os Bar Pola River School, cards, dame-| Are the onés who loved him best. |(Dorothy) of Charlottetown, also| There passed peacefully away | ; cda Thor 2000 38S BAGPIPE L E SS ONS starting | Auto. ing and lusch. Hi-Fi Orchestra.| Ever remembered by three step-sons, James E., and| at the home of her daughter Mrs. MONTREAL oo tes ay © $1 ComErin «167 147-19 139 oS Saturday, October Srd. Interested KING'S COUNTY a by Women’s Institute. | Betty, uncle John and family Ronald J., of Charlottetown and| Reduers Stewart on Sept. 7, 1959, | 7 § ae eet =» NY Cent 31 Can-Met sco lk pupils. Phone 8341. ‘ ponsored J. Fred, of West Devon, to whom | Grace Elizabeth Proud, were Antena S04 Fraser er, Cons Edin > @2 —. WIFO% C-Met wt ise a s ce ny DEEP FREEZE she was a good mother, a fact| the late Frederick Proud in Abit 224 Gi Lak 374 Gen Elec 7% Vanadium 235% ° aoe San RESERVE N-vember 18th for} DR. B.J. GRANT. Optometrist,| Je thickness in, some parts of |CAMPTON — In fond and loving \which was quite evident in their | 8%h year. LAmoesiog | 23 How Smitm som Uectvear 1274 Wesingse OMS Cont Pat) 218 18 the Kings Daughters of Trinity | will be in his Montezue Office the Antarctic has been measured| memory of our dear gra -|sorrow they felt in her passing. She was born at: Brackley Baave C Net sav mad es |S 7c = | Chester 6301 2. 3% 38 od United Church, annual tea and every Saturday from 2.00 to 9.00 | 2+ 14 000 feet. Glen Compton, who ‘She also leaves one sister Reta,| Point\daughter of the late John Bank XS. 74% Imp Oil 364 Kennecott 92% ‘ChibKay 1000 166 eve 106 41 bazaar. p.m. Phone 89. - es 1958. a tp Haverhill, Mass., and six bro- and Margaret MacLure Robin- paque PC 3 ~—siInt Nick 28 Env tnd = = = ie Ge 8 : i Blossomed_on earth to bloom {9 thors John F..J 2 pep | o0n. ~ " aan Coch Will 1700 310 310° 310 45_ 2 : ® 49 ~ Heaven. mbered ty his Tick: Haverhill, Mass. Ephriam,| | She possessed a kind disposition’ Although not ‘enjoying the best TORONTO Cas Lake 20 a 3 19m e |- Al remembered by ioe Morell, Philip, St. Peters, and 20d will long be remembered of health it was only two weeks; | Colomae 30 2% 2 il if S e a S arfrla e grandmother and grandfather anthony, Kelly's Cross. for her many acts of kindness. previous to her death shat she TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS [Comb Met 2000 2% 2% %® + , MacKenzie, Pa : ;_,;,. | She was a member of Hampshire ,... confined to her és Dur- By The Canadian Press Coniagas 1300 Sl SO SO , ‘ foes . foes Christian | United Church. ling this short illness she was saeeetine = = Sod como mb 6 oe & u . i . 3 = : } . : ‘<2 a (When death notices are received too late to be included | October 2nd at 2pm. Interment! CARDS OF THANKS printrss. het home life and| She leaves to mour one daugh-| cited by her pastor Rev. Urban |*-Odd ln. @ —" E-dividend, rE C Catinsn 30 le Lae on this page, they appear for one edition on page two are in Caledonia Cemetery. | detlen Stheigh ake at a ter Freda, — Reduers Stewart. | Gini, and also Rev. C. Murphy a ¥—E-warrants.) ConC Cad 1000 S 5 § : i ; same ves fas a kind | f andchildren res . ‘Net | Deni 25066 $13% 11% 13% transferred to this department in the next edition.) Seales Ae ie dept. 38. ae —_ I -afhowseryren. friend to any of her neighbours Se a eo on curate, who administered to her | Stock Sales High Low Close arm c Den wis 43911 = 101 113 3 BIRTHS MacLEOD — At the Prince Ed- 1959, Mrs. Arthur Evans in| sincer thanks to the City and '" time of any nece:sity, all of| A. N. Robblee of Calgary and a yo — ia Holy Mater | ico ae ty . ny = - = as = ward Island Hospital September | her dist year. Formerly Louise | Parkdale fire Department for re-“"0™ deplore her death. brother Cleveland Robinson of “?ure Warn Oe Wel 8 id Ore 3000 6 ts Mei we: oe 8 Se 2 foe 16, 1959 to Mr. and Mrs. Docherty of New Haven.’ Re-| sponding to the call so e@sickly to | In early life she went to the Brackley Point. : [overt member. | Advocate 100 270 «279 270 © Haliwell 1252 6 58 58 COLLINGS— At the Kings County} 6... MacLeod, Hartsville, a! mains will arrive at the Cut-| fight the fire at their home, also|U-S.A.. and remained there a| The funeral conducted by Rev.| Left to mourn her passing are Asnice 49 85) 5 SS cn coer oe Oe Memorial Hospital, Montegue.| <n Weight 7 lbs. 14 ozs. cliffe Funeral Home this even-|to their neighbors who ‘number of years finally return-| Foster Hall, assisted by Rev. A. two sons and five daughters, 4 °Targer ira to? of * i*=,* < Marcos 000 61 6 60 ~ on September 27th. to Mr. and ing. Funeral notice later. to render assistance when .pos- 26 to the Island where she met! E. Piercey was held from the namily: Herman of Ellotvale,'Amaf Rare 1000 7 7 7 ~ CoM S 250 817% 17% 17% — Mrs. Lione! Collings Jr., S:u7ge- por aARD — Born at the P.E.I. sible and married Peter Greenan of| home and was very largely at- with whom she res‘ded. Peter, Am Nepbe 12 6 6 65 42 (C Mosul S009 157 143 158 —& _ @a, a son. Louis Alvin, 6 bbs. Hosp'ta! Sept. 29h, to Mr. and IN MEMORIAM Elizabeth and Carr Balderston. Brae. Some years later they and tended. Pallbearers were Owen Dedham. Mass. Elizabeth, Mrs. aoe Rein ae mo 8 re : s PE ny teen vv Bb os _ 1 ouace. Mrs, Dalvey Pollard (nee Lorn-! _ , i bund moved to South Melville Younker, ao Pe aren James Connolly, Iona. Helen, 42-3 = 359 20 * 19 39 — 4% C- Northland 7100 40-3? - 4 48 : ePhail - “ our jand later to Charlottetown. | Proud, Cyril Toombs, - i z . Arcadia 2 Ss. 4 [S Bed Pee Me FY ULULTLhlU ee SCANTLESURY — Wed. cert. 20| Se! MacPhail) a duupbler Val| ooo, _ 15 soving mamory of| ai'asasmons for Soe ena |' Before her departure trom finetam, Dunald Mocs |mooth, ‘Mass. ‘Evelya, Mrs. te-|2cs, 33, = mt, (Cece oe a at the P.E.I. Hosp'tal, to Mr. , Mrs. William Arbing, who pass- | acts of kindness during our recent ‘south Melville she extended her | ey lward Gallant, Watertown Mass, /Atian C Cop 6% 25 25 %3 _§ Conwest “209 400 390 400 eae ters. ‘Yoenes W.. Gcontie- DEATHS ed away five years ago today. |hereavement; also a_ sincere charity in giving a home to aj CARD OF THANKS Anne, Mrs. Chester Walsh Water. Alas Yk om 8 88 [op cap. 3. eS ee bury, a son Thomas Stephen Quickly and quietly came the| thanks to those who sent floral '},. from St. Vincent's Orphan- vale Avia, Mrs; Wilbur Daly. anew 8 1c. +8 [fee ee sn STEWART — At Caledonia, on! Call. |tributes, letters and the many ave Louis Fitzpatrick, now) The family. of the late.Mrs. jon. Also a siep brother and Atmacho 3165 11% 11% 1%, Coulee 0 ME RBETT At the Prin " September 29th. Malcolm J. Her sudden death surprised us messages of sympathy. grown to. manhood and .residing | Frederick Proud wish to express sicier, P.A. MacKenna Bald- Aumaque- 5000 6% -6° 6 ~- ts (Continued on Page 20) — co BOE any wy ore a tewart in his 87h year. Re-|_ all. Mrs. Napoleon Doucette and iy Halifax, who paid her period. | their heartfelt thanks to the many wins Rd. and Mamie Mrs. | Edward Island Hospital on Sept- “ Deep in our hearts, your mem-/ family, North Rustico. ical visits and showed his grati-| kind friends and relatives who Joseph Trainor ql St. : Teresas | -
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mains resting at Montague Furnishing C>. Funeral home. Funeral Servi¢efrem Caledonia Presbyterian (Church, Friday, |
TENDERS
« ember 28th. 1958 to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Corbett (nee Joan Matthews) a son Melvin Claude. Weight 6 tbs. 1 oz.
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ory is kept, We smile at the world, but never Funeral Director : forget..
Always remembered by Hus-| band and Family.
N. D. MacLEAN
MACDONALD — In loving mem-
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Building Lots at Cornwall, on pavement. Plot
land containing approximately 12 acres or 30 lots. |
Tenders to close October 15th.
Lowest or highest tender not necessarily accepted. | J.W. CROSBY, ™
* CORNWALL P.O. PHONE 7653 :
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Employment Opportunities (Gvil Service of Canada)
NORTHERN OIL AND GAS RESOURCES ADMINISTRATOR (de- | velopment and management of oil and fas resources on Crown | Lands}, Northern Affairs and National Resources, Ottawa.
$9,060-$10,140. :
ECONOMIST - NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT (university graduate in Economics, with extensive relevant experience, for an-| alysis in the field of mineral econom:cs), Northern Affairs and | National Resources. Ottawa. $8.340-$9,420. For details, write to | Civil Service Commission, Ottawa and ask for circular 59-2259.
MICROPALAEONFOLOGIST (with Ph.D. degree in Geology, to study continental shelf areas), Mines and Technical Surveys, Ottawa. $7,500-$3,530. For details, write to Civil Service Com-
. mission, Ottawa and ask for circular 59-1905.
NORTHERN AREA AND COMMUNITY PLANNING OFFICER (university graduate, with related experience), Northern Af- fairs and National Resources, Ottawa. $6,840-$7,860.
CITIZENSHIP LIAISON OFFICERS (with a .good knowledge of | Canadian cultural and integration problems, and - responsible related experience!, Citizenship and Immigration, London, Ont., and Moncton, N.B. $6,300-$7,020.
FIELD PRODUCTION OFFICERS—SHIPBUILDING ‘with many
of recent industrial manufacturing experience in related
field), Defence Production, Ottawa, Ont., Toronto, Montreal, P.Q. $6,300-$7,020.
TECHNICAL STAFF TRAINING OFFICERS (for civilian _person-| nel), H.M.C. Dockyard, National Defence, Halifax, N.S. and
Esquimalt, B.C. $6,210-$6,660.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, ARMY EXAMINATION BOARD (with administrative experience, for setting of examination papers and marking guides), Army Directorate of Military Training, National Defence, Ottawa $5,820-$6,540. ~ :
TECHNICAL OFFICER—INDUSTRIAL DESIGN DIVISION (for | planning, preparation and installation of exhibitions), National | Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. $5,700-$6,180. For details, write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa and ask for circular 59-820.
TECHNICAL OFFICERS (clectronic equipment or electrical equip- ment), Chief of Naval Technical Services Branch, National De- fence, Ottawa. $5,700-$6,180. Time limit extended to October 14.
CIVIL ENGINEER—WATER AND SEWAGE DESIGN, ences | and Construction Division, Indian Affairs Branch, Citizenship | and Immigration, Ottawa. $5,.580-$6,780. Apply immediately to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa giving summary of educa- tion and experience. Please quote competition 59-1251.
APPROVALS EXAMINER (to perform tests and examinations in connection with type approvals of electrical and gas metering apparattis), Standards Branch, Trade and Commerce, Ottawa.
MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR (general maintenance and con- struction of property and allied facilities), Indian and Northern | aa Services, National Health and Welfare, Ottawa. $4,770-
EXCISE TAX RULING OFFICERS (training positions, to deal with correspondence, application of sales and excise taxes and | issuance of rulings relating theret4). National Revenue, Ottawa. $4,200-$5,640. For details, write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa and ask for, circular 59,715. :
DOMINION CUSTOMS APPRAISERS (for training, to determine value of imported commodities for customs purposes), National Revenue, Ottawa. $4,2°0-$5,640. For details, write to Civil Ser- vice Commission, Ottawa and ask for circular 59-723. |
MAINTENANCE CRAFTSMAN (zeneral maintenance work), Agri- culture, Hull, P.Q. $3,600-£4,050.
NAUTICAL CHART SURVEYORS, Canadian Hydrographie Ser- . vice, Mines and Technical Surveys, Ottawa, Ont., Halifax, N.S. and Victoria, B.C. $3,420 to $5,640.
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MAP COMPILERS AND COMPUTERS (trainees, with excellent eyesight and a working knowledge of fundamental Mathe- matics, particularly Geometry). Mines and Technical Surveys and National Defence, Ottawa. $2,340-$3,060. :
TEST KITCHEN TECHNICIAN (cooking of foods). Consumer See- ! tion, Agriculture, Ottawa $2-790-83.150 ‘For details, write to |
Civil Service Commission. Ottawa and ask for circular 59-821.
Except where otherwise indicated, details and application forms at main Pos@ffices, National’ Employment Offices and Civil Service Commission Offices,
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Ont., and }-
“ory of-—Stephanie—Anne—Mac-+ Donald who was. ‘killed Sep- tember 2¢th., 1957,
A beautiful star shines over the
DIRECTOR
grave Of the one we loved but could .
ait dame 15 King Square We love her so, We miss her!
yet. Charlottetown Our hearts still ache, We. can't i
forget. Dial 5549 The way she has died’ We will! \
AUCTION SALE AT SPRING BROOK
Friday, October 2nd., at 1.00 P.M.
107 Acre Farm with 12 head of cattle; 50 pigs, 3 brood sows; Ferguson Tractor; Massey Harris Binder; Crusher. Tractor, Binder and Crusher are almost new. Massey Harris Manure Spreader; Quantity of baled and
loose hay; 1500 Bushel Ooats.
GARFIELD JOHNSTON, » Owner
ARTHUR STEWART,
FOR SALE
Property. of the Estate of Mrs. Sarah Jane Wheatley, situated on the corner of Sherwood and Malpeque Road, about two miles from Charlottetown, contains ap- proximately twenty five acres of land suitable for
Auctioneer
*huilding lots, also one small cottage.
L. H. KENNEDY Real Estate and Insurance
rge St. Dial 3912
166 Great Geo
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MV. FERGUS
The M. V. Fergus will be loading cargo for St. Johns, Nfld. on Friday, October 2nd. ~
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“ For space reservations apply to:
Gulf & Northern Shipping Co. Ltd.
DIAL 8737 P. O. BOX 232
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_ NOTICE
The Queen Street Texaco Service Sta- tion (opposite the Island Telephone Co.), i now under new management, as of October Ist., it will be known as DesRoches Service Station. Mr. DesRoches has over eight years.
of experience in this field.
He will be happy to welcome his old f
gas and oil lubrications or your new tires.
riends and new customers. Drop in soon for
Watch for the Grand Opening coming soon.
jtude in coming to attend her fu- }neral.
| She died peacefully, well pre- pared by her good pastor Rev.
Father Roche, also Rev. Claire} |
MacDonald, both of St. Dun stan’s Basilica parish, to meet
t was: 'ful servant’’.
| Her funeral took place Septem- jber 2nd. to St. Dunstan's Bas-
jilica where Requiem Mass was} isung ‘by Rev. Claire MacDonald |
who also conducted the service at the grave. Rev. James Smith, iP_P., Kelly's Cross was present lin the sanctuary i | The pall. bearers were: Peter 'Tocle, Eimer. Dunsford,. Joseph |Flocd, Frank J. Flood, Charles Menaghan and Emmett McQuaid: Interment was in the Catholic ,;ceme very.
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| Department of Public Works,
| Ottawa SEALED TENDERS addressed to Secretary, Department of | Public Works, Ottawa and en- dorsed “TENDER FOR CON- STRUCTION AND DELIVERY OF A HALF-YARD SHOVEL DREDGE FOR NOVA SCOTIA”, will be received until 3.00 PM.| EST’. WEDNESDAY, OCTO-} BER 2, 1959.
Plans. specifications and forms of tender can be seen, or can be obtained through: Chief Engineer ‘Harbours and Rivers!, Hunter Building, Otta- iwa, Ont.; District Engineer, |Ralston Building, Halifax, N.S.; District Engineer, Customs’ Building, Saint John, N.B.
To be considered each tender must-
(a) be accompanied by one of the alternative securities | called for m the tender do- cuments.
‘b) be made on the printed | forms supplied by the De- i partment and in accor- | dance with the conditions
set forth therein. :
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
| ROBERT FORTIER, Chief of Administrative Services and Secretary
of Public Works, Ottawa
TENDERS |
SEALED TENDERS addressed | to Secretary, Ts of Pub- | Works, Ottawa and endorsed |
ENDER FOR NEW PASSEN- | i'GER ELEVATOR AND ALTER- ATIONS TO 2ND FLOOR, FED- ERAL BUILDING, SYDNEY, | NS."
Department
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will be received until 3.00, P.M. (EST), WEDNESDAY, NO- | VEMBER 4, 1959.
Pians, specifications and forms of tender can be seen, or can be lobtained on deposit of sum of $25.00 in the form of a CERTI-| FIED bank eheque to the order of the RECEIVER GENERAL! OF CANADA, through:
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ing, Ottawa, Ont.: District Archi- tect, Ralston Building, Halifax,
|N.S.: District Architect. Customs |
Building, Saint John, N.B.; Re- ‘gional Director, 1631 Delorimier
$ Street, Montreal, P.Q., and can, of Town Lots in Georgetown. | Eachern.
be seen at the Post Office at’ Sydney, N.S.
The deposit will be released on return_of the documents in good condition within a month from the date of reception of tenders. If net returned within that per- iod the deposit will be forfeited.
To be considered each tender
must-— 2 (a) be. accompanied by one of - the alternative securities called for in the tender do- cumens.
(b) be madé onthe printed forms supplied by the De- partment and in = actcor- dance with the conditions set forth therein
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. : ROBERT FORTIER,
“Well done good and faith-" }
‘ory. That her home was her ; ,
kingdom could be easily seen ia assisted them in their recent
the happiness that radiated from sad bereavement. Also to all $ ; , those who gent Mass cards, |
ito the highest bidder the lands ton.
| Town Lot No. 15 in 4th Range,
{ | 13 in 4th Range, Letter" F of accisted by Rev. G. Killen of Chief Architect, Hunter Build-| Town Lots in Georgetown.
| Town Lots Nos. 2 and 3 in the 4th Bill MacQuarrie, Harvey Mac-
helped in so many ways during their sad bereavement, also for the mnny cards and messages of | sympathy and floral tributes.
West. All of whom were present at her death. There are twenty-| six grandchildren. A brother Rev. H.J. McKenna died eleven years
ago. Her largely attended funeral , was held on Sept. tenth to St. |
DEATH NOTICE
On Sa‘emlte= seventh: the “ere Solemn Requiem Mass” ciaaiininiag of Elliotvale was “28 celebrated by Mser. J.A. deeply saddened, when it learn Sullivan with Rev. L McKenna ed that the Grim Reaper had | 2S, deacon and Rev. C. Murphy entered ond. taken from its sub-deacon. Rev. Urban Gillis midst one of its oldest and most =" a seat in the sancte- |
respected citizens in the per- son of rMs. James G. Gill. Born at Baldwins Road eighty years ago, she was the daughter of the late Peter McKenna and a Re Sridget Tinhes. Having obtaia- ducted by Msgr. J.A. Sullivan.
: . We have lost her in life let ed her early education in the , district school, she entered the us not forget her in death.
nursing ‘career. This profession CARD) OF THANKS
she followed unti! her marriage to James Gill in 1908. The family of the late Mrs. James G. Gill, wish to extend
Always a truly christian wo- man, she needs no lengthy ob- their sincere thanks to _ their many friends and neighbors who
Her remains were laid to rest | beside her husband. who pred- eceased her nine years ago. Ser- vices at the grave were con-
ituary to prepetuate her mem-
those around. To her community | she gave unselfishly, whatever assistance possible in her quiet and unassuming manner.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Messages of Sympathy etc.
| DEATH NOTICE
HUGH ARCHIBALD MacKENZIB | Friends and relatives of the |late Hugh Archibald MacKenzie OF LANDS iwere shocked and saddened when jthey learned of his sudden pass- IN GEORGETOWN ing at his home in Long Creek , e early in the morning of Aug. PURSUANT to and by virtue of 27th, 1959. Writs of Execution to me direct-| Mr. MacKenzie was born in the ed and issued out of the County year 1887, the son of the late Court of Kings County at the! Mr. and Mrs. Neil S. Macgenzie, first circuit of the said Court om St. Catherines, P.E.I. In 1921, the 2Ist day of September A.D. fe was married to Ada Blanche 1959 in actions wherein the Beaton of Bonshaw, and since Trustees of School District No. that time lived in their com- 1 in Kings County are Plaintiffs|¢o-¢anle farm hom Long and the several hereinafter nam- | Cree, ed persons are soentiets pet | The door of his home was ever the several executions issu on open to friends and strangers the said judgments are severallY | ji. and his calm and be : : auti- marked to levy for the amounts 7) ay of life was a joy and |hereinafter given and which said inspiration to all his many judgments being for the amount | ad ah : | of school taxes and costs and| ‘ends and neighbors. which amounts remain unpaid I| Although having no family of hereby give Public Notice that | his own, two boys now grown to on Tuesday the 27th day of Octo- Manhood enjoyed the gare and ber A.D. 1959 at the hour of comfort of this christian home twelve o'clock noon. in front of | and the kind guidance of a the Court House in Georgetown | devoted fatherly friend. They jin Kings County in Prince Ed-| are James Hepburn of N.B. and | ward Island I will set up and sell! John Beverley Beaton of oMnc-
and premises at Georgetown Mr. MacKenzie was a man of
aforesaid as follows:— | true christian principles, trust-
JUDGMENT AGAINST ES-| ing in Jesus Christ as his per- TATE ALFRED GALLANT, | sonal saviour. He was a mem- | afnount of judgment and costs her of. the Long Creek Baptist
$57.74—Part Town Lots 15 and Church for many years. 16 in -2nd Range, Letter B of Besides his wife who mourns
Town Lots in Georgetown, ithe loss of a devoted husband,
JUDGMENT AGAINST. REGI-| 2°. 18 surrvived by one sister
: Winnie, Mrs. A.B. MatLeod, NALD BATCHILDER, amount Bonshaw and one brother Neil
of judgment $71.34, lands being cf s+ Catherines, also several nieces and nephews who are left to cherish the memory of a loving brother and uncle. JUDGMENT AGAINST THEO-| The funeral tok place from DORE BATCHILDER, amount the Long Creek Baptist Church. of judgment and costs — $63.89, The service was conducted by lands being Part Town Lot No, the pastor Rev. RJ. Foster,
Letter F fronting on south side of Gordon Street.
‘the Clyde River Presbyterian JUDGMENT AGAINST WIL-| Gaurch. Hymns, “Nearer My LIAM BURKE, JR. -- amount God to Thee” and Abide with of judgment and costs $38.27,| Me’. A beautiful solo, “In the jlands being one quarter Town | Garden,” was sweetly and feel- Lot No. 11 in 3rd Range, Letter ingly rendered by Stella Mac-
JUDGMENT AGAINST PETER). Flower bearers: Kenneth Mae-
DALTON — amount of judgment | an, Lorne MacPhail,. Arnold and costs — $76.96, lands being MacEachern’ Stanton MacPhee,
Range Letter F of Town Lots in| Ewen. Georgetown. | The pallbearers’ were George
oe aay | MacLean Dan, MacPhee Gor- JUDGMENT AGAINST JOS-' don, MacEacliern, Earl Mac- EPH GOTELL — jydgment for Eachern, Malcolm Lamont and $71.46, lands being \Part Town Colin MacEachern. The remains Lot No. 15 in the 3rd Range Let-' wore Jaid to rest in the church
ter A of Town Lots in George-_ a ies | cemetery Floral tributes were
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CARD OF THANKS | of judgment and costs — $67.%,
lands being one half of Town Lot’ Mrs. MacKenzie expresses her No. 10 in the ist Range Letter deep gratitude to the many B of Town Lots in Georgetown. friends and neighbors for their
Dated this 2ist day of Septem-| acts of kindness during he? ad ber A.D. 1959. bereavement also to all those
JUDGMENT AGAINST MRS. GORDON YORSTON -— amount
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