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away March 28th. 1958. ee remembered by his wife and son.

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WHITE—In loving memory of a dear father and husband, Wil-

liam A. White, who passed away March 3ist, 1943. _ This month comes with deep re- Re brings back a day we shall - mever forget. You' felt asleep without Goodbye But memories of you wil never die. Fondly remembered by his

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Baby Chicks ° For Sale

FOR CROSSSTRAIN LEG- and white Rock Chicks. 7984 or call at Raynor's

Chick Hatchery, Mt. Herbert.

BABY CHICKS

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Today's Special

‘Living-room comfort and

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“F. R. McLAINE LIMITED Dial 7358 1838 PLYMOUTH SEDAN AND also 1952 Morris Coach. Apply

to 9 Douglas Street before 6 guik’ ie

The Weather... Very Unpredictable!

just as clean. 1955 Ply=|-

Ti Seg US. Pet OR a 1888 by BEA Seven. te.

For Sale

FOR SALE 6 ACRES OF LAND with large barn 6 miles from Charlottetown on the McIntyre Highway. Write Guardian Pat-

But, bad weather or not, you will

from W. R. Jenkins’ Lid. - 1952 Morris . +e w

good tires. New mud and snow tires. Priced for quick sale.

$225

1950 Ford

always be safe : and comfortable in a oe pendable used car or truck

riot Box 20623 Charlottetown.

WEEK ONLY. FANCY les. Delicious, Rus-

2 BRED SOWS FOR SALE, AP ply to Ralph Thompson, Long River, Prince Edward Island.

FOR CROSS-STRAIN LEG- horns and white Rock Chicks. Phone 7984 or call at Raynor's Chick Hatchery, Mt. Herbert.

FOR SALE — HOLSTEIN COWS and Heifers to freshen soon. Will exchange for fat cattle ot feeders. Apply H. G. Judson. Alexandra. |

FOR SALE — 15-YEAR-OLD,

%-ton truck. Tires, body and motor in better, than fair condi- tion. When you see this truck you won't believe that the price is only—

$150

Accepting orders for

chicks for ‘balance of se€a- ton truck. Colour dark blue.

son, could take some good quality Island grain if de- sired in payment. MacDONALD’S CHICK HATCHERY Covehead

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FoR @UICK SALE—1949 Meteor. Good motor. $100.00. Write Guardian-Patrio Box M 20620, Charlotte:own.

1948 DODGE SEDAN GOOD TIR- es and motor, body fair, price $125.00. Can be seen at Belve-| dere Service Station.

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ths.| FOR SALE — 100 ACRE FARM

39 days ‘Mowing the Girt pub}

1954 Mercury

Good motor, tires and body. | With heater and defroster. This is a good truck.

Only $695

W. R. Jenkins Ltd.

Used Car Lot Kent St.

Phone 9144—Ch'town

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| BUILDING JACKS FOR RENT

and one sow to farrow May Ist. and | cow to freshen May 10th, Apply Steven MacQuaid, Bon- shaw.

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IN MEMORIAM

MRS. TORQUIL MacNEILL

On February 19th, 1959, after a ‘ong and trying illness which was borne with great patience and christian fortitude, Mrs. Torquil MacNeill passed peacefully away at her home in Milton in her Sth year.

The former Adelaide . Mitchell Hooper, she was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hooper of Charlottetown and in 1898 she married Torquil Mac- Neill of Milton. Last August they celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary.

All her married life was spent in that community where she will long be remembered by her host of friends whom she was always ready to help in time of need, and friends or strangers always found a welcome and a cheery smile.

But it is in the home where the loss of a devoted wife and lov- ing mother and grandmother will be most keenly felt.

Besides a large circle of friends there are left to mourn and cher- ish her memory her husband who

WAITRESS WANTED APPLY! in person to Island Grill. —

MIDDLE AGE WOMAN FOR) general housework 2 adults. Ap- ply 113 Upper 1 Prince Street.

rarely left her bedside during her

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WANTED GIRL , FOR HOUSE- work one child. Apply Box 20548 Guardian - Patriot.

“REG. N’S FOR NEW MOD- ern 17 bed hospital, excellent} -equipment. Salary 270.00 per month, 10.00 annual, increments | or commensurate with ability. 40 hr. week. Modern res, good recreation, facilities, board |* room and uniform laundry 34.50 per month. Apply to Sec- retary-Treasurer Union Hos- “pital, Bengough, Sask.”

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Up to 4 tons capacity. J.J Stewart, 236 Fitzroy. Phone 5276. Opposite Central Cream- |

FOR SALE tional ‘2 ton. Fair condition low priced for quick sale. Ap- ply Frances Campbell Martin- vale, Cardigan P.O.

For Sale

R. E. Parkman, East Royalty, Phone 5855. |

one ‘used Electrolux - cleaner, also one used General Electric | floor polisher. Phone 7432. |

GARRY SEED OATS FOR SALE

grown from registered seed. Apply Waiter Clark, New Wilt- shire, P.E.I.

at Norboro, 90 acres under cul- tivation. House and buildings in good repair. Hillard And- | rews, Freetown.

32 FOOT FISHING BOAT IN good condition also one 8 foot bronze shaft milled for Chev. engine. Apply Michael Burke Jr., Georgetown.

1 FRIGIDAIRE, 1 CONNOR washer, 1 wooden kitchen set, 1 studio couch, 1 bed complete | also dining room table and, ————— chairs. Phone 3613. | !

BROWN MOHAIR CHESTER- field ‘in good condition. Apply Mrs. Horace Clover, Kensing- ton.

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

1 STOVE WESTINGHOUSE

. large 4 burners. Price $225 used less than 6 mounths. Phone’ 9895.

3@ FEET BOAT AND ENGINE 4 years old. Equipped with trap, | hauler. Apply Fred MacEwen,

_ Morell.

Auction Sale |

AT NO. ST. ELEANORS

Tuesday, March 31 | at 2:00 p.m.

8 choice milch cows,’ mostly Holstein; 2—2 year | olds, beeg; 4—2 year olds; olds, beef; 4—2. year olds; Harris 44 tractor. |

If day ~ unfit the first| fine day following.

«Terms: Cash, Carl Moase, Owner; : Major B. Moase, Auctioneer.

1952 INTERNA. ||

eries, Charlottetown.

Lost & Found

LADY’S WRIST WATCH) IN| vicinity of City probably near | forum finder please call 82%.

| LOST 0} ONE WHEEL AND TIRE

" Call the Classified De- CHOICE NON-CORE CARROTS.| for European car in vicinity of

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MAN’S ~~ SILVER POCKET watch with chain lost between | St. Dunstans Basicila and 192 Grafton St. finder please phone 8470.

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COUNTRY COLLEGE STUDENT wanted. Early May through August, light outside work, good wages. Write Box 20453.

MAKE MONEY AT HOME AS- sembling our items. Experien- ce unnecessary. Crown Mfg. 466 S. Rovdertson Jos Angeles 4.,

Cal. RENTAL

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VERY DESIRABLE FURNISH- @d heated room, continous hot water, Central. Business person only. Phone 3356.

WANTED TO RENT— .HOUSE containing three bedrooms. Three adult tennants. Write Guardian and Patriot Box 17875 Charlottetown.

WANTED 4 OR 5 ROOM APART- ment. with bath. Adults only. Write Guardian and Patriot Box 19238 Charlottetown.

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3 BEDROOM APARTMENT OR house before July Iist., Brigh- ton Area pre‘erred. Phone 8789.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY BY young couple two bedroom heat- ed apartment. Dial 4317.

WANTED TO | RENT 3 TO 5 room apartment heated, unfur- nished centrally located. For one business woman. Phone

REAL ESTATE For Sale

BUILDING LOTS — ON BRACK- ley Point Road 12 miles from Charlottetown. Write Guardian and Patriot Box 18532, Char- lotretown.

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FOR SALE AT NORTH RIVER, 6 miles from Charlottetown. one mile from Trans-Canada | Highway, 100 acre farm 90 is clear with good dwelling, large barn with garage. Water and electricity throughout, and brook. Apply to Reg Butler at. Simpson Sears or Phone 7471.

FOR SALE

Farm in gpd state of cultiva- tion, 100 acres, 80 acres clear, about 10 acres of Strawberries.

| 4 acres is first crop. House and

‘barns in good repair. Electric- ity, phone, water. 4 miles from Mt. Stewart. Will sell with or

without this season's berry-crop.

Apply:

HECTOR McCANNELL, Pisquid.

Room & Board

CAN ACCOMMODATE 2 MALE boarders in Private home. Phone 7939.

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TELEV ‘ON AND RADIOS RE paired. Prompt service by fully equipped experts. Costs are lower when repairs are . done properly. Pick up and.delivery service. Island Radio Centre, 136 G.eat George Street. Phone 6021.

MODERN FUMIGATING SER- vice Exterminators for Roach- es bed Sugs, rats, insects, etc. Free Estimates. Guaranteed satisfaction. Paone or write to Modern Fumigating Service H. R. Quinn, Prop. P.O. Box 451 Charlo:tetown, Phone 8727.

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WANTED FOR SUMMERSIDE High School for term 1959-60. Elementary School Teachers for grades 1 to 8 High School Teachers for grades 9 to 12.

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CARD OF THANKS

Walter’ Curtis and Mrs, Joseph Younker of Charlottetown.

The largely attended funeral service was held on February 21 with a short service at the home thence to St. John’s Anglican Church, - Milton, where a large number of relatives and friends gathered to pay their last re- spects to one whose memory they will long cherish.

The services were conducted by her beloved pastor who was a fre- quent visitor to her bedside to bring comfort and cheer. Hymns sung were “The Lord’s My She- pherd” and “There is no Night in Heaven’. Mr. J.B. Lewis Free- town sang “Sometime, We'll Un- derstand.”

Pallbearers were Harry Youn- ker, Neil MacNeill, Omar Neal, Russel Moore, Russel Coles, Ger- ald Hooper.

Interment was in Milton Cem- etery.

The following were the floral tributes.

PILLOW ‘

Husband, George and Eleanor

Charlie and Agnes.

WREATHS

Cyrus Venee, Reta and Dougla: Charlie and Agnes.

Wilbur, Reggie and Hilton

Celia, Ted and boys

Ella and Walter

SPRAYS

Neavie, Andrew and family

Miriam, Fred and Harvey

Reagh and Gladie

Harold, Jean and Earl

Marjorie, Fred, Lo and Hilton

Thelma, Bettie and '

Helen, Jack and family

Ivan, Lela, Lealand, John Ber- nard and Helen

Ruth, Elmer and Garth

Jean Lester Maclinnis

Mrs. Effie Brehaut

;}Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Bernard

Dave and Etta Thompson

CUT FLOWERS

Terry, Patsy and Roger

Carol, Marlene, Douglas, and Miriam

Jack and Fulton Thomson

Eileen, Omer, Sally and Serieta

Peacefully sleeping, resting at last,

The world’s weary ‘troubles and trials are past

In silence she suffered, tience she“ bore,

, Till God called her home to suf-

fer no more.

Barry

in pa-

Mr. Torquil MacNeill and fam- ily wish to thank Rev. Mr. Pier- cey, Dr. Murchison, al! who sent flowers, sympathy cards and let- ters. AH our kind friends and neighbours who helped in many ways during our recent sad be- reavement.

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namely — Cyrus, ‘Charlie and George of Milton; Wilbur of San Diego, California; Reagh, West Royalty; Mrs. Andrew Dollar, (Neavie) Brookfield; Mrs. Elmer Proude (Ruth) and Mrs. Harold Proude (Jean) Charlottetown, ; | Mrs. Fred Platts (Marjorie) Sear- letown; and Mrs. Fred Stewart, (Miriam) -Winsloe. a daughter,

EMORIAM

On the night of January 3ist. 1959, the relatives and _ friends

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a a kind‘ husband a good neighbour, dend a helping hand at

; and to his immediate a " close-knit brother; re- to by his pastor as a “Very loveable chap.”

The funeral service was held from the Cutliffe Funeral Home and was very largely attended. Rev. J.H. Bishop, of the Free Church of. Scotland assisted by

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choir, under the direction of Dr. Peter MacDonald, led in the sing- ing of the hymns, ‘Unto The Hills’’ and ‘‘The Lord’s My Shep- herd’. Mr. Stephen MacLeod, Bonshaw, sang feelingly a_ solo, “Will the circle be Unbroken’. He is survived by his sorrow- ing wife (nee Dorothy Good) of Cornwall, and two daughters, Gayle and Bonnie; also three sisters and three brothers, Viz;

(Vena) Mrs. Arthur Howard; (Irene) Mrs. Jack “MacMillan of Cornwall;: (Erma) Mrs. Blair

Hackett, Charlottetown, and Gor- don, R.C.N. Halifax, Murchison, Toronto, and Colin J. of Cornwall. A brother Chester predeceased him only one year ago. His par- ents, and one sister Annie May also predeceased ‘him.

The floral tributes were many as were also the messages and expressions of sympathy.

The pall bearers were: Fred MacPhai!, Cecil] MacPhail, Bert MacPhail, Donald MacPhail, Ken) my MacDougall, and Waldron Sellars.

He was laid to rest in the fam- ily plot at Argyle Shore Ceme-

tery. CARD OF THANKS

The wife and daughters, also the brothers and sisters of the late Foster MacPhail wish to thank the Doctors and Nurses, and those who sent flowers and messages of sympathy, the neigh- bours, and al] who in so many ways helped in their recent sad bereavement.

IN MEMORIAM

GEORGE M. SHERRY

Halifax; Arthur, Fernwood; (Mary Ellen), Lirs. Mat DeShaw in A.; (Hazel), Mrs. J. A.

Coates; (Clair) Mrs. J. A. Me- Manus of Western Canada.

fine work and helping hand, but

ay, Carleton Si-

Lioyd in Fern- wood; Rowan, Albany; and Ed- gar of Summerside.

The high esteem. in which he was held among friends, neigh- bours was clearly shown, by those who came to view his_re- amins at his home and from where the funeral was held on

Mile Bay, where Solemn Requiem High Mass was sung, by his. Ne- phew Rev. Preston Hammill. Deacon and Sub-Deacon , were Rev. Reginald MacDonald, Par- ish Priest and Rev. Austin Brad- ley with Rev. Justin MacDonald

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Bedeque lost one of its most respectel citizens in the person.

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ington; Fred, Moncton; Elmer, the Sanctuary was Rev. Har-

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