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Top line of men's competitive work clothing and footwear as ‘gide line. Liberal commission. Apply in writing stating age,

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“QUALIFICATIONS: High School Graduation. A dip- loma from an approved school for Dental Hygienists. Preferably -some years of experience as a Dental Hygienist.

SALARY: $3060 - 3600 per annum Annual Increment $180

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. AUCTION SALE

RAISIN DAY, Friday and Set- urday. Help the Rangers, Guides Brownies. Help Guiding —

KING'S COUNTY

having your grain cleaned early. Canada Packers Ltd. Shur-Gain Feed Service, 12 Lower Queen Street.

Prince Edward Island Drama Festival Community Centre, |Charlottetown, Friday, May 29. Three one-act plays. 8.15 Park- dale School, Grade IV. Hansel and Gretel. Notre Dame Aca- demy, White Queen, Red Queen. St. Pius X Parish Club. Orange Blossom. Adults 50 cents. Stu-

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Coming Events

PRINCE COUNTY

for Tignish Firemen’s Carnival.

Graduation dance — See you at the Prince County Hospital nurses graduation dance, Civic Auditorium Tuesday, June 2nd. Lowell Huestis Orchestra, dress

dents 25 cents.

EMERALD, SATURDAY MAY 30th 1 O'CLOCK

___ Milk cow, heifer to freshen, 12 spring calves; M. H., $0 tractor; 3 bottom 1 H. C. plow; Halls sprayer; Cock-,

‘shutt mower, tractor, cultivator and hillers; hay loader | ‘push bar; thresher and blower on wheels; grain crush- er; pulleys and steel shaft; DeLaval milking machine; Y¥, H. P. electric motor; brooder stove; 600 Ib. scales; pump jack; 200 gal. farm gas tank; gas pump) ‘and hose; trailer axle and tires; truck wagon; wood) sleigh; quantity baled hay; 200 bus. Rodney oats; 200 ‘bus. Clinton oats; and other articles too numerous to) Farm offered for sale privately. Terms cash.

SPENCER HUGHES, Owner.

E. C. BELL, | Auctioneer. |

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‘Good Opportunity For Young Men 21-30

Education:—Junior matric Experience:—Not essential Employee benefit program

Apply to—

5 SUMMER STREET, SUMMERSIDE ~ TELEPHONE NO. 2148.

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Canadian company requires 3 men to assist them ‘In busy season. Good producers offered permanent posi- tion with earnings above $150.00 weekly, plus profit sharing plan and retirement pension. Preference for married men age 25-55, with a car. No investment re- Apply Room 128, Charlottetown Hotel, Monday, 1st., 11:00 am. sharp. NO PHONE CALLS

- WANTED

"2 Experienced Auto Mechanics Bert yee 1 Auto Body Repairman

Top rates will be paid to the right mén. Hospital and Medical Plan.

_GOODSPEEDS P. E. |. LIMIT

~ DUTCHIES RESTAURANT Now Open Daily

From 8:00 a.m. until 11:30 p.m. ' Saturday nights until 1:00 a.m. _ Delivery Service after 6:00 p.m.

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BIRTHS

| DYKERMAN — At the Prince

Edward Island Hospital, Thurs- day, May 28, 1959 to Mr. and Mfrs. Bert Dykerman, Kingston, a son. Weight 7 Ibs., 3 ozs.

ENGAGEMENTS

— STEVENSON—Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krowski, Winni- peg have announced the en- of their daughter, Helen Marie, to Gordon Ed- mund Stevenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stevenson, Fredericton, P. E. I. Marriage will take place on June 6th., at the Protestant Chapel, R.C.A.F. Station, Winnipeg; Manitoba.

DEATH NOTICE

SAMUEL A. MacLEOD

The death of Samuel A. Mac- Leod of Kinross, P. E. hb, occurred suddenly on Monday morning, April 20th, 1959, when he was fatally injured by a falling chimney while fighting a fire at the home of a neigh- bour.

Born at Kinross 66 years ago, Mr. MacLeod was a carpenter by trade and for the past 33 years was also local Post-Master and operated a grocery store which served the people of Kinross.

Mr. MacLeod who was ever in the House of Prayer on the Lord’s Day, faithfully identified himself with the work of the Church. He had an unfailing interest in all that pertained to the welfare of the community. He was always ready to stop and chat awhile or lend a helping hand to any one who called upon him. He was loved and respected by both young and old.

He leaves to cherish his mem- ory, his wife, the former Mae MacPherson of ‘Dundee, P. E. I. Three sons, Stanwtod ‘in Al- bany, P. E. I. Edward in Vernon River, P. E. I. and Weston in Burlington, Ontario. Two sisters, Jessie, Mrs. Murdock MacPher- son, Dundee, and Ruth in Wav- erly, Mass. He. is also survived by eight grand children.

On Wednesday, April 22, fol- lowing a short service at the home, the Funeral Service was conducted from Orwell Head United Church, by his pastor, the Rev. F. MacKinnon, assisted by Rev. Donald Nicholson, Belfast, and Rev. Norman Green, Vernon Bridge. A large congregation ga- thered as people from far ° and near came to pay their last re- spects to a friend and loved one. Hymn's sung were, “Unto the Hills,” and “Abide With Me.” A duet,, “Beautiful Land.” was beautifully sung by Lloyd Martin and Malcolm, MacLean. Numer- ous floral tributes, cards and letters from friends and relatives were silent testimonials of the esteem in which heewas held.

Pali bearers were D.\G. Gillis, Harry Lavers, Lloyd, Robbins, Hugh MacKinnon, M. F. Mac- Leod, and V. K. Sanderson.

Flower -bearers were: Lloyd MacDonald, David MacDonald, Keith MacLeod, Judson Musick, Ewen MacLeod, John MacKin- non and Chaflie MacKinnon.

Interment was in Orwell Head Cemetery. Funeral was under the direction of the Jenkins Fun- eral Home.

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IN MEMORIAM

DELANEY — In loving memory of our dear Wife and Mother, Mrs. Percy Delaney, who de- parted this life on May 29th., 1954.

Each leaf and flower may wither

The evening sun may set,

the ones that loved you dear- y

Are the ones who won't forget.

This we will always remember

And this we will always pray,

That the joys you n@ssed on Lifes Highway, ‘

Are yours in Heaven today. Lovingly remembered and sad-

ly missed by her Husband and

Family. &

MEEK — fn loving memory of J. A. Meek who passed away, May 29th, 1954. |

Beyond the gate our loved one,

Finds happiness and rest;

And there is comfort in thought,

That a loving God knows best.

on remembered by the fam-

FANNING — In loving mem- ory of my dear Father Mr. Sol- omon Fanning of Grand Traca- die, who passed away, May 27, 1958.

Dear Father as the years roll on ; Your memory lives within my

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With tender love and deep regret

I who love you will never forget Always remembered by daugh-

ter Bertha.

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lows: PILLOW The family WREATHS Margaret Willard Lenore, Eddie MacKinnon family Clark’s Fruit Co. Michael Bros. Mrs. C. MacNeill Friends at Albany-- Friends of M. J. Gillis,

Devons. SPRAYS Amos and Sisters Bertha and Harold Edna and Jimmie Anne and Bill Sister Ruth Sister Katherine Florence, Ernest Mr. and Mrs. Cooper and Lauress Emma and Mett Daisy and Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pickard Kay, Horace, Margaret and John Kay and Harry W.M.S. Orwell Head A. H. Cameron Mrs. R. C. MacLeod and family Employees Pennsalt Chemical Co DeBlois Bros.. Carvell Bros. Rogers Hardware Rundle Seamon CUT FLOWERS Sadie, Willie Malcolm, Katie, Lloyd Jean and

Christine e Victor and Una Vigg Kinross W. I. Marion and Mack Pennsalt Chemical Co. Friends ‘at MacLean Hoospital MacNeill Family

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Mrs. A. A. and family Mrs. Chris MacLeod

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Reserve Wednesday July 15th| Thursday

CARD OF THANKS Carmichael

Mrs. S. A, MacLeod and family | Harbour.

Births, Deaths, Marriages

CARD OF THANKS

Funeral Director

N. D. MaclEAN FUNERAL

DIRECTOR 15 King Square

Charlottetown Dial 5549

Monuments

MONUMENTS

VERE BECK & SON LTD.

Montague & Charlottetown

.Memorial Craftsmen since 1870

flowers, letters afd cards of sympathy and helped in any way during their recent sad be- reavement. Aliso Rev. F. Mac- Kinnon, Rev. Donald Nicholson, and Rev. N. D. Green.

DEATH NOTICE

SAMUEL E. MacLEOD The death occurred at the Mon-

tague Hospital on Saturday, 7th, 1959 of Samuel E.

Mac’ of Uigg, in his 79th

year.

Mr. MacLeod was widey

known and respected and took an active part in Community af- he acted as Chairman of

him. Besides his wife he leaves to his loss, six sons,’ Ma'cc'm | Prince George, B.C.; Gordon and

Vigg: , Cornwall, Ont; Harold, on homestead; Ray- mond, Sacramento, Ca f.; end five daughters,, Florence, (Mrs. * MacLean) Kingstoro; Marion (Mrs. Walter MacLeod)

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CURRENCIES

MONTREAL (CP) — The U.S.

dollar closed Thursday at a dis-

count of 3 13-16 per cent in terms of Canadian funds, up %. Pound sterling $2.70%, up %.

DIVIDENDS

David and Frere Limited 75 cents, June 30, record June 15. Hubbard Felt Co. Ltd., 75 cents semi-annual class A, July 1, rec- ord June 10. 5 Industrial Acceptance Corp. Ltd., com. 40 cents, June 30, rec- ord June 5, $4.50 pfd. $1.12%, $2.25 pid. 56% cents, $2.75 pfd.,

98 cents. Mooté168% cents, June 30, record June

‘Macmillan and Bloedel Lid. class A 20 cents, class B 25 cents, June 30, record June 10.

NET EARNINGS

Canadian Cottons Ltd. year ended March 31: 1959, net loss $170,218; 1958, net profit $29,877.

Hugh - Pam Porcupine Mines

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Orwell Cove Wornen’s Institute Seed Potato

Baskets of Flowers — Esther, Ralph and Family

Gordon, Myrtle and family

Jim and Laura

DEATH NOTICE

JAMES P. BURKE

The death of the late James P. Burke occurred at the Charlotte-

two sons, John with the Royal Canadian Medical Corp s‘a‘t’oned at Kingston, Ontario and Lioyd smployed by the F.W. Wollworth Co. of Charlottetown, also his

on. Wednesday morning May 6th from § the Hennessey Funeral Home St. Pius X Church where Requiem? High Mass was cele- brated by Rt..Rev. R.V. Mac- Kenzie who also conducted the service at the grave. Rev. W. Simpson o¢cupied the seat in the sanctuary. Rev. Dennis Gallant assisted in the choir. The Legion

by Comrade Fred Driscoll. Last’ post and reveille was sounded by buglar Benjamin Doiron. The palbearers were Frank’ Lacey. Phillip Arsenault, James Higgins, Joseph MacEachern, Albert Ress, William Bevin.Interment was in the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late James P. Burke wish to express their sincere thanks to the Sisters end

pital to Dr. Allan McMillan and Dr. Drysdale and the spocial nurses for the care given him e a patient — also to

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MONTREAL

MONTREAL (CP) — Prices sagged late in the afternoon and

*| the Montreal and Canadian stock

exchanges were thoroughly ular in moderate trading Thurs-

shares, mines and oils 383,300. Index changes: Banks up .08

at 66.42, utilities off .6\at 156.1,

industrials off .3 at 310.9, com-

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Cdn Brew pr St. L Corp 16% Cdn Celan 21% Shawin 302 C Int Power 1% Steel 764 C Int Pwr pr #& Trans Can PL 27% CPR 29 ~=CUN Steel 11% Cockshutt Walker M Seagrams — 3 CANADIAN

D Bridge 21 Cons Pap 3% Dom Tar 16% qFord 172% Foundation ™

NEW YORK

NEW YORK (AP) — Industri- als moved to a record high on Thursday but the over-all stock market remained below. the

graveside service was conduv%eJ| peaks

A decline by utilities and an irregular performance by rails left the list as a whole with an insignificant gain.

Volue- was 2,970,000 shares compared with 2,940,000 Wednes- day. : The Associated Press average of 60 stocks advanced 20 cents to $229.90, with a jump of $1.20 by industrials putting that compon- ent at‘a new high.

Glen Alden was the most active

stock, up 1 at 17% on 85,000 shares. Kaiser Aluminum rose 2% in active dealings. Libbey- Owens-Ford Glass was active again and rose 4%. _ Alpminium Ltd., was up 4 and Dome Mines %. McIntyre Porcu- pine lost %, Pacific, Granby Mining and International Nickel % each. ~

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