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| 'B__The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat, Jam, 31,1958

_IN MEMORIAM.

Some may forget you now that your gone, But we will remember no maiter how long. . Always remembered by Daugh- ters and Sens.

GALLAGHER — In loving mem- ory of James L. Gallagher, who passed away Jan. 31, 1954. “Loving and kind in all his ways Upright, just to end of his days Sincere and true im heart and mind ' Beautiful memortes he left be- hind.

‘Stil relmembered by wife and ehildren.

MacLEAN — In fond and loving memory of a dear husband and . father, John MacLean, South Lake, entered into rest Feb. 1, 1944.

Thoughts drift back to days gone

past. Life moves on but memory lasts Deep in our hearts his memory is

kept, We who loved him will never for-

get. .

Ever remembered by Helen and Gerald.

DOWNE — In loving memory of Percy E. Downe who passed away Feb. 2, 1954. ; Always remembered by ‘his wife Catherine and Family.

LAIRD — In loving memory of Gordon Laird, who passed away January 3lsi, 1951.

Along the path we trod ; I bless the years I had with him

And leave the rest with God. — Lovingly "= wife Maggie Jane.

WOOD — In loving memory of

my dear mother, Ethel © C. Wood, who passed away 16 years ago this .

“Love and remembrance last

forever.” A Ever remembered by daughter Ms er tt

CARD OF THANKS

‘The family of the late Mr.-Rob- ;

ert B. Frizzell, wish to gratefully acknowledge the lovely floral tributes and of sympa-

ges thy received chaens thanks is also extended to all their friends, and neighbours for their many acts of kindness during their bereavement.

* Guardian-Patriot CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES AND INFORMATION

Bo place advertisenent, for cancel lations. corrections and other classified t, Mondays through fraays 8:30 AM. ‘til 5 P.M. Business Office elosed Saturdays.

Phone Charlottetown 06 Consult the list of telephones at the top of Classified page for the Branch office serving your area.

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Agents Wanted

Seige inin. - 4005 Richelieu, Montreal. “| NEVER HAD IT $0 GOOD!” -enthuses Jim Harvie, who'eara- ed over $70.00 ($3.50. hourly)

Independent. You too can ears $100.00 weekly or more hand- ling 20 Necessities including Teas. Coffees, Spices, Medicin- * es, Toilet Articles, Farm Lin- es, and complete Line of Combs and Brushes in established neighbourhood Paula Routes. Men or Women, full or part- time. Write for details of “my FREE 30 days helping Hand Offer.” G. Laurin, 21 St. Paul St. East, Montreal.

Baby Chicks

PROMPT SHIPMENT ON DAY- olds Bray chicks, Ames, dual purpose cockerels and pullets. Also heavy breed cocker e! s. Book February-March now. Request pricelist. Agents - J. Spencer Hughes, Emerald; Bray Hatcher, Tannery St” off Main, Moncton.

Cars & Trucks For Sale

FOR SALE—1956 VOLKSWAGON Deluxe. Very low mileage. Ex- cellent condition. Terms cash. Write box X Y Guardian, Sum- merside. :

19533 CHEVROLET SEDAN — Black excellent condition, Fam- ily car low mileage. Price $1006. 39 Highland Ave. or Phone 3255. .

1951 PONTIAC COACH—RADIO, Heater, clock. In real good mechanical condition. Body needs repair. Price $175. Ulrie McKenna, Rose Valley.

1955 DODGE CAR — A-1 CON- dition, new motor and tires. Radio, can be seen at the Bel- vedere Service Station or phane 3763.

1958 METOR RANCH WAGON,

Sedan two tone blue, only 4500

miles. Apply Earl Hughes, Fort

Augustus. Phone Mt. Stewart 24-21.

IT MAKES GOOD SENSE!

COMPARE CARS

| COMPARE PRICES

You will find dependable and !good looking transportation on our lot. We have several nice top quality tars at low prices.

1955 PONTIAC

Laurentian Sedan. Radio, Stand. ard Transmisison. ‘ ;

$1495

1954 PONTIAC

2 Door Sedan, Radio.

$995

1954 BUICK SUPER

Dyno-Flow Transmission, Radio.

$1695

1954 FORD

Hard Top. Two-tone paint.

$950

1952 CHEVROLET

4 door Sedan.

$495

1950 PLYMOUTH

4 door Sedan. ‘.

$195

ALLISON MacLEOD

LTD. Phone 7364 — 7365 126 Cumberland St. Charlottefown

Cars Leaving

CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX, Sunday. Dial 8276.

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON February 6th. Can accommo- date four .passengers. Phone (Crapaud 6-12.

For Sale

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. his first 20 hours distribut i »-¢} Paula Products. Hundreds now

lr Bank of Commerce Bidg

For Sale SATURDAY P. M. SPECIAL Hoover constellation cleaner regular $124.5@ for 87:50, New Way Furniture Co. Ltd. APPLES: RUSSET DELICIOUS Courtland, Spy, etc. At House instead of stand, ' niile up Airport road. Mrs. ©‘ Wm. Wheatley. Phone 5020. i ARRIVING DAILY—NEW SPR- ing coats loop cloth and other

fabrics, dresses, tie silks, magic crepes, guaranteed wrinkle proof in beautiful new Spring colors—Helen’s Dress Shop, 54 Grafton Street.

The K & R Shoe. ? and Work-Clothing Store Will be Open Saturday

until 5 P.M. during the Sale period.

SATURDAY P.M. SPECIAL roll-a-way cots regular $29.95 for $23.95, New Way Furniture Co. Ltd. CHILDRENS MITTENS FOR sale from 50 cents to 70 cents a pair. Apply 20 Summer Street, or phone 3494. YOU COULDN’T CARRY YOUR merchandise to every door in town seeking buyers . ., but a Classified ad quickly tel!s thou- sands what you have for sale. Phone 8506. SPECIAL 2 piete Breakfast.'sets, regular}

SATURDAY

P.

SPECIAL sheet and pillow case emsem- ble, regular $12.95 for $7.95,

New Way Furniture Co. Ltd.

FOR SALE—PURE BRED PIL- grim gander with three large geese. Price $20 Elmer Boyle, New Haven, P.E.I.

FOR SALE — LOBSTER BOAT, 28 ft. long with 6 Atlantic en- gine. Apply Bruce Llewellyn,

Dundas.

for sale at

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2827 Montreal.

MIDDLE AGE LADY FOR housekeeper in Country with | conviences. adults in home. Apply Fenton |

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H. Court, Bedford Sta-———

$10:95 for $6.95. New Way Fur- niture Co. Ltd. FOR SALE—GASOLINE WASR-| er in good condition. $65. Write Guardian - Patriot Box 123, Montague.

WE WILL BE TAKING ORDERS for swamp juniper posts until

bonus

further notice. Sandy Dawson, 1954 FORD MOTOR 6 CYLIN- both in excellent condition. Ap. |

ply, George M. Blue, Little Sands’ P.E.I. 1

Phone 5963. ENGINE—O NE STATIONARY | engine, new, 2 hp.. make and break. Suitable for trap hoist or pumping water. Charles MacPhee, Souris East, R.R. 2.

Uigg. Phone 19-11. :

ican Fashion Frocks to friends | New Haven 11 a.m.; 2onshaw No canvassing, investment oF) 11.30 p.m.; Crapaud 1 Km.: experience necessary: North; Tryon 1.30 p.m.; Albany 2 p.m ‘American Fashion Frocks,| Kinkora 2.30 p.m.: Travellers Ltd., 3425 Industrial Bivd.,| Rest 3.30 p.m.; Kensington cat- Dept. B-2897 Montreal. tle Pen 4.30 p.m.: Clifton 5.30 eee re te p.m. Paying $24 for good Pigs Lost And Found over 34 Ibs. each. Also buying

“Timmy"™. Any

geil one ee E whereabouts please Phone Mrs. | COLLIE PUPPY. M A.L E| Mary Bragg, 7893.

_|LOST.IN CHARLOTTETOWN containing per-| belongings ~— sum of | valuable papers.

lady's purse sonal money and

Finder please phone

Female Help Wanted WAITRESS . WANTED APPLY in person dsland_ Grill

$100 MONTHLY FOR WEARING lovely dresses given to you.as bonus. Just show North Amer- ican Fashion Frocks to friends. No canvassing. investment or experience necessary. American Fashion Frocks, Ltd., 3425 Industrial Bivd., Dept. B

\$23 WEEKLY FOR WEARING lovely dresses given to you as} Just show North Amer-;

der also one used punt, boat, [ost — ANGORA CAT, LONG black hair, answers to name of |

one knowing

3040 be-

tween 9 and 5. Reward.

~ PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB

Palmer & Haslam Bank ef Nova Scotia Bidg.

Peake & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street

J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Carrie Bidg., Dial 9424 Queen St. IAN M. MacLEOD, LL.B. (McLean & McKinnon) Currie Bidg. 179 Queen. Dial 3361.

FREDERIC A. LARGE, @.C., M.L.A. Room 207 Dominion Building ' ‘Dial 3244 _ MacPhee & Trainor 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573 ROBERT G. MACL<OD, B.A.,

L.L.B. Room 28 Dominion Bldg. Dial 4126.

Services Offered

phing, Bookkeeping, Stenography MRS. HELEN ACORN

2 Brighton Road, Charlottetown

Dial 6349":

CHiROPRACTOR

Sh. ow. ee 201 Prince St.

Carson + Dial 6432

OPTOMETRISTS

3 A: ‘Carruthers, R. O

123 Kent St,

Dial 5612

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Olds J. S. Taylor, R.0.

Corner Kent & Offiee 9133 —

Queen Sts. House 4736 _.

RACK with view mirnow, good condi- tion. Phone 6096.

Low prices—Taylors Jewellers Lid. COAT — LADY’S, BROWN FUR fabric, full length coat, size 14, never been worn. $59. 5 until 7 p.m. phone 3301. NOTICE: ZAKEM’S GROCERY | 1() LB. CARROTS close on Saturday at 6

and Friday 10 p.m.

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ARCHITECT “J. F. TO0%73S, B. Arch. ARCHITECT

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G. Keith Pickard |

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Summerside, Wednesdays ~ ‘Dial 2936

Peter A. McNeil ARCHITECT

166 Gt. Geo. St. Phone : 4339

Charlottetown P. 0. Bex 513

"Phone Charlottetown -8506 — Summerside 8031. — Monta

fer Rent

BEEF FEEDERS:

Get an extra half Lb. per day by. feeding one Lb. Master Feed

Lb., one-half Lb. of Beef at 22c is lle or 100% profit.

For Master 32% Beef Concen- trate with DES .. . see your local Master Feed Dealer.

Ivan Kerry, Rep. Phone 5455.

FOR SALE — TWO MILK COWS Holstein due to freshen 5th of April. Apply in the afternoon to Peter Vioet, Union Road R.R. A.

FOR SALE — 2 PERCHERONS work horses—four and five years old also four cows to freshen in Spring two to freshen this Summer. Apply Collins Wood, Bunbury.

CHOICE ISLAND

| -—Asuntil-7_p.m. phone 8183... | FURNISHED BEDSITTING

25 POWNAL STREET 5 ROOM apartment, unfurnished, 2nd floor. heated and light. Dial 83818. ee RICHMOND STREET —27— three room unfurnished apart- heat, continuous hot water. Suitable for couple — $50 a “month. 12 until 1 p.m. and from

stores and depot, near

gan. Write or Apply Mrs. Ned MacGuigan, Montague, P.E.I-. or Miss Josephine . Ryan, Rockaway Street, Lynn Mass., wea:

“OR SALE 7 ACRE FARM near Charlottetown in high state of cultivation one half mile from pavement, equipped with electricity, running water and bath room,. near Church, School, Hall and Store. Write Guardian - Patriot Box 13933 Charlotietown.

FOR SALE.

EMERALD JUNCTION House, barn and half acre of land

for quick sale. Apply: KENNETH PIERCE, Bradalbane.

VEGETABLES

50e (10 LB. PARSNIPS 60 50 LB. BAGS AT

WHOLESALE PRICES.

‘JOHNSON AND SON 11 Sidmount Avenue Dial 3219

We Deliver

BUYING PIGS MONDAY AT Fredericton; Tuesday, Brook- field 9 a.m.; Milton 9.30 a.m.; Charlottetown Railway Wharf, 10; York 1 p.m.; Bedford 2 p. m.; Tracadie 2.30 p.m.; Mt. Stewart "3 p-m-;—Pownal—4.30} p.m.; Vernon River 5 p.m.; Wednesday, New Glasgow 9 a.m.; Holmes Corner 10 a.m.:

emaller ones. Knud Jorgenson.

Miscellaneous

FIREWOOD FOR CUTTING— 2 acres of Woodland at Tea Hill

to be cleared. Will be given in/~

exchange for cutting and mov- | ing from land. Contact Wilfred Wood, Southport. i

REAL ESTATE For Rent

FOR RENT

Heated apartment on ground floor containing | living room, dinette, kit- | chen, bedroom and bath. | Centrally located. {mme- diate possession.

Apply: THE EASTERN

TRUST COMPANY 154 Richmond Ctreet.

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REAL ESTATE Wanted Te Rent

LOCAL MANAGER REQUIRES room and breakfast in private home. Centrally located. Phone Charlottetown Hotel 7371, room 318. Please leave phone num- ber. |

‘ WANTED TO RENT IMMED-

iatly a partly furnished heated apartment. Phone 8231 after 5 p.m.

TWO OR THREE FURNISHED Housekeeping rooms. Centrally located or near Prince Edward Island Hospital. Phone 5134.

FOUR OR 5 ROOM APART-

ment, unheated,» 2 bedrooms, Charlottetown, by February 28th. Write Guardian-Patriot, Box 13821, Charlottetown.

Services Offered

SEAMSTRESS — EUROPEAN

|_trained; Alterations, Women’s and childrens’ clothing a spe

cialty. Drapery, slipcovers. Mrs. Frank Bachand, 74 Syd- ney St. Phone 8285.

ELECTRICAL WIRING For all your wiring and re- pairs at reasonable cost contact

ARTHUR RODD Electrical Contractor Charlottetown, R. R. 6 : Phone 5907

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND. refinished. Free estimates given. Aylwards Furniture Ltd.

87 Prince ees $125.

REDUCE

‘HEATING COSTS |

INSULATE NOW!

No more drafts when you insulate. Ask our custom-

- ers and you will be amaz-

at ‘the stories you will hear. For free estimates CALL 6426 Watch for our big white truck. NORTHERN INSULATION Company of Canada Ltd. Home office: Bayside Drive, Saint John, N.B.

off car.

Kk, Our store will be ing Monday, February

SOURIS

UNLOADING CAR OF COAL

Saturday, January 3Ist. Special price

closed for stock tak- 2nd.

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEER .

E. S. CHANDLER, B.Se. (E.E.), M.E.1C., P.Eag 161 QUEEN ST.

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McDONALD. CURRIE & CO. BROTHERS & CO.

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dollars fast\by selling things | “OxT_Si4s- Cuariettctows =

you no longer need through H. R. DOANE & COMPANY

Classified Ads. Phone 8506. 148 Great George St.. Charlottetown FOR $ALE CHOICE HAKE ALSo | Di2! 6547 — 6548

lovely fresh smelts. At good ARTHUR J. GARRETT .

price. Prowse and agnew, foot PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING

of Prince Street Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy Street

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‘Tisco Aluminum

THE TISCO ALUMINUM

CO: LID. .

International Mahufacturers and Distributors. of the famous Tisco All-Weather Aluminum Products are opening a sales office in Charlottetown. They require the services of several Domestic Salesmen. Experience is not necessary since all Tisco Salesman are thorough- ly trained. However, applicants must be self-starters, anxious to succeed and interested in above average earnings. You receive a draw against commission while training, and work with the close supervision of a Tisco Sales Manager. Men with cars preferred.

n the Home Improvements interview any morning this :00 a.m., or 2 til 5 p.m.

Window Co. Ltd.

Currie Block, 179 Queen Street, \ Suite 2, Charlottetown, P.E.L

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on paved highway. Priced right |

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‘les. Paying highest market |i>¢ lexe sm 8 me 2 + lus Fort oo 4 8 8

prices. Apply Lester O'Briem| int Nickel 1725 30° fr mx —%4|UPP Can 44000 100 93 107 48 .Lower. Prince Street. | _—s'| Int Ran ae 2 MO ew 2 Se ae

- . | Irish Cop m0 5 718 3 | Vike Am 00-70 70 ee te z+} TOP-PRICES PAID: NEW-} tron Bay____10_ 240 40 24 —10 | wes 559 a fouhdland $2.00 gold, New- as it =. SS ae yoo 4s ak foundlaad paper money, New-|Jciticos 10500 17 16%. 184 = W. Miplas 10000 «8 67 OM Sine aghted small cema| soe aes Sh aulte ee TT “y _ a *?ite dl

1922, 1963, 1924, 1925. Large| jonni 4000 te 8S et ae ee oe

nickels, 1925, 1926,.. 1943, | Kerr Add 2250 $19% 19% 190 + %| Yams BG. Dem 7» 7% “4

1937. “f0cent,- 25° ent, and 50} Ki'embe 70-1 m0 20-3 | Tukeno oa i. ;

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Ollars:1985 to 1949, 1952, 1955. | Kix \un 76600 86 OAS. +5 Carb ’ ite Beet ents | Lever 291 $29 2B cos; 4 [SEO Cop = «SO 0K OK 20K DS

if amg gilt Available’ now outa cs EEE 8 | wet lS ing and ly list 25) ax». ag 730° 11% 10 104 + %&|NS 7 see Gim are . Internafional Coin Com-| L snore 1115 500 460 00 +30 |omm 530 $56 SSM OS5ta + yaay. 321 Viera Stree, Tor ites Ee SS Sie eee eo _ onto, Ontario, Canada. Latin ‘aan oa 3 2 B : sie a an an a WANTED: TO BUY — USED) ‘*"". ; : INDUSTRIALS . piano in good condition. Apply | terme a0 ey 6 ‘5 * *|Auminl — on mk ee

.Mrs. Lloyd MacPherson, North} Lt Lac 1530 220 217 2% +3 |C Brew 1325 $38% 37% ae 9

Wiltshire or phone Hunter Riv- | L«te4° me oe 8 & D Magnes 100 Sll% 11% 11% +

er 36-33. dé Lorain wis 1800 17 #17) 7 D Steel i $2 2 zm a ee see leet tte. ieee es “tm ‘te “tie WANTED TO BUY A NUMBER | YS... tows = he 1% 13% —

of fox horses. Apply Mr. Welsh, | MacLecd 3300 11 119 i” [Simpsons Seo souig Wie 104 +

51 Chestnut St. Charlottetown. | Mi42 2 2 SB BS -1 [Sedu 100 $40 3h Dg

‘lacus ‘tm te ime tm’ [eumee Ge oe ce Male Help Wanted Malartie 135 104 104 104 Tytcl nels: Sune) Oe He Marne’ 8500 105 105105. — Mancastt € WO Gea M% itn-i% ‘MAN OVER 55)iio ie &, 3.22 Marcon 9000 1% BD: 13 -—-%& Mar*:ime 17200 13 «#6121 4 + ? 3 DAYS A WEEK Martin 1032 8 % . Matatb 12000 18 «#17% 7% Maybrua 35200 27 23 23 6-1 | Here's an excellent opportunity for @ a oan — ag - mature man to make enough money | McMar 33560 1% 9 I 42 in only 3 days a week .. . to spend | Meviat = *. » MN +t the other 4 days enjoying life. oe Betause we pay our top men in oth- eet tee loi “ek " er cities up to $5,000.00 to $12,000.00 | Midrim 1400 83 8 #8 in @ year, this opening we have in ie’ tos = ae = = +3 the area should be worth , ; HORACE ALB _ $4,000.00 to $9,000.00 | tk wrest seme ce a Ob as ~ You have freedom in running your | Multi-M 1100. 4 @ 41° The many relatives and frie own work schedule and receive lad ng — os % of Horace A. Ling, son of friendly personal help from our home| Nes Lab le 063 oh and Mrs. Albert Ling, Brack office people who appreciate your | New Alger 2000 9 Bi \8% — %| Beach, P.E.I. were profouhdh effort. What's more, you can get ee omen pl 43 4 +2/| shocked and grieved when it more pay and still have @ happier! N Dicken 6200 255 a" ar a came known on Wednesday, Sep life. N Goldvue 300 «(ly 8D ember 24, 1958, that he had r We ere “a multi-million-doller concern | New Hosco 14508 143 133 141 46 | With an accident on his way he with @ national sales force of middle- is _ a es 9 1a +! | from school and passed aged men who are finding eur work} N Mydama 13608 199 1421873 | While being rushed te hospital. the most fascinating and best paying | Newnor —_— 8 8: 8 Horace was the second old they have ever experienced. New Rou i360 23 2 2% +4 | of a family of eight and had c If you want to spend 3 days a week caeae Soe ear’ - e a as brated his twelfth birthday —taking short auto trips in surround- | Nick Rim 325 114 116 114 +9] weeks previously but accepted ing area to handle contracts with | Nisto se U7 64 7 sponsibility of a much old F our customers, then we can make it — is im 1) +) | As he loved to work ab . worth your while. For complete im- eae 700 = = co farm only that: day he fell . formation write —. A. CANNING,*| Normetal (~ 0 30 3 +S i rua? : Jon e pressed a desire to remain ee TI Fore Werth Tee |Normme ere WV 164 7 + %| home in order to assist with | Co.. Box 711, Fort: Worth 1, Texas. | Gare we ae y +." | harvest. He was a very b i +. |N Gelert ma 8 2 Be 2 ° N Rok -.*% 1978173 177 +3 — lovable boy and a gene: Northsp siz 211 SS vorite with everyone, and sets Ss Se en Nervahe [2s 2 oe Pie as;5 Nudul a0 2a. | Sunday School which he loved aS ci See ee i . _& is most ] OQzarma Tnee9 7 7 7 . O'Leary 25300 25 91% 2 43 There are left to cherish t @ANADA Opem 243: $1 % 8% 16 +15 | Memory of a darling son Sipoeic cc et ie ee Osisko oe Sat 3h @ +4 i i 7 SEALED TENDERS addressed 10 the | Patnour “sie s+ — Soto Thre brothers amt pom undersigned, and endorsed “TENDER | 1 @°2maq ¥ : . a rere a ane ee FOR BREAKWATER EXTENSION, BAU- | perace a a ee sa —— ee LINE, NFLD.”, will be received in the | Pater a a a ee | aoa: also his matecuial office of the Secretary, until 3.00 p.m. | Patine oe an = oe nN parents and a number of | (E. S. 7.) WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. | pay mast xo 3 «819.19 —1-| and uncles. 1959. = Peeriess 500 23% MA 4 Sha very ; :

Plans and specification can be seen | Perron 75 ws BY Ba-h held at willy og funeral se and forms of tender obtained at the oo "a od a 7 “a wy ree was office of the Chief Engineer, Depart- | pitch-ore = 6 C9 2 pray i re eee Mitton

+ ment of Public Works, Ottawa, On- | Placer iw S$h% 10% 10% + % = o Baptist aes tario, at the office of the District = Bord no » 3 s +] assisted by Dr. E.A. Betts of

: Buck- | Pvston le 6c 0 630 sloe United church, who bre

| Engineer, P. O. Box H-6001, Pronto 20 4 450 460 ‘ meng

i-yaster’s Field, Building 29, St. John’s, | Prvs Air wm 3 S&S S —4 ery comforting YY pages | Nfid., and the District Engineer, Rals- | Perdex “oo i@ 10 10 messages to those so sud ton Building, P. O. Box 875, Halifax, | Que Ascot, isos oi . 53. 3 —1 | bereaved. The hymns “Whea | $. and at the Post Offices at lQue Cop 3200 3:14 259 30% 4) | Cometh and Safe In the

| Corner Brook and Grand Falls, Nfld. | Que Lah m eh 632 6% of Jesus” were sung.

To be considered each tender must : + 4 Ye "ae 4 + Barry Ross, a .cousin sang

tender documents. Tenders must be | Rayrock 2350 68 666 6B C+ The pall bearers were: S made on the printed forms supplied = ee a oe a * = Skeffington, Harvey Neill by the Department and in accordance Roche. . 1300 22 Nt worthy. David Axworth with the conditions aa ae ee = 3s 97 - om hs oe Gilbert Neill

The Department,. throug e re 7 at - unn. Flower beare

| Engineer's office (H. & R.). or through —, og a Ge +3] Orville Axworthy, Barry F the undersigned. or through the office | Sand’ Riv 5eo615)=6ls = 1S «0 +2} Myron Younker. Fulton Fe of the District Engineer at. St. John’s. | Sherritt 6292 425 «415 420 Sinclair Axworthy, Harold N ‘ifld. and Halifax, N. S.° will supply ton Fo = — = 2 | and Stephen Younker. Interm blue-prints and specification of the | Sioccan VR 12500 18 16417% +1% (| was in Portage Cemetery. work eral Director, Mr. N.D.

The lowes! or any tender not neces- Lean. sarily accepted * The hundreds of messages.

ROBERT FORTIER, ‘ : ; Chief of Administrative Services and sympathy received by the fam

; Secosande. — the following oe Department of Public Works, stent testimony of, Ottawa. January 29, 1959. ee in which Horace

CANADA aan oa expressed in y the sympathy of an TENDERS FOR DREDGING — host of friends and aqu

ances. SEALED TENDERS, addres- sed to the undersigned and en- | PILLOW dorsed “TENDER FOR DREDG-| Mon, Dad, Brothers and CANADA ING, INGALL’S HEAD, N.B.”,/ ters. ‘

will be received in the office of} WREATHS AND SPRAYS

SEALED TENDERS addressed | the Secretary until 3.00 p.m. (E.| Grammie and Pop /to the undersigned, and endor-| S.T.), WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4,} Aunt Gertie and Uncle Jim sed “TENDER FOR BREAK-| 1959. Aunt Helen, Uncle Neil and WATER EXTENSION, NORTH] Combined specification and ily LAKE, KING’S COUNTY, P.E.| form of tender can be seen and| Aunt Susie, Aunt Betty and Une 1."", wjll be received ia the office} obtained at the office of the| Hammond of the Secretary, until 3.00 p.m.| Chief Engineer (H. and R.), Ot-| Aumt Mina and Uncle Alder (E.S.T.), WEDNESDAY, FEB-| tawa, Ont., also at the office of| Aunt Annie, Uncle Reg and RUARY 25, 1959. , | the District Engineer, P.O. Box| ily

Plans and,,specification can be| 279, 93 Canterbury Street, Saint] Aunt and Uncle Elvia seen. and forms of terider obtain-| John, N.B. Aunt and Uncle Ronnie ed at the ee of ee En-| To —— each tender] Mr. and Mrs. John M 5rm gineer, Department — Public} must accompanied by one| Frances,

Works, Ontario, at the — ae of the alternative securities call-| ity Eugene, Ken and the District Engineer, P.O. ed for in the tender documents. | Fairview Baptist ch 1268, Dominion Buildfhg. Char-| Tenders must be made on the waters and Pome ot . lottetown, P.E.1., and “ _ printed forms supplied by the] gcnool

Offices at Elmira a ris,| Department and in . accordance , * P.E.L. ee with the conditions set forth pie ae Bridge : Women's

To be considered each tender | therein. : mist be accompanied by one of} | Tenders mast include the tow. — the alternative securities ¢ ing ant to a rom ae for in the tender documents.| work. ace _— — ov . and f Tenders must be made on the; The dredges and other float-j} Orville oe udmore printed forms supplied by the} ing plant which are intended to Chestie Case Departnient and in accordance} be employed on this ‘work, to be G “eo oak with the conditions set forth] eligible, must — — “23 a therein. (a) be of Canadian’ or United | © :

The Deyartment, through the} Kingdom registry, and __ | Aunt Lille Chief Engineer's office (H. and| (b) be of Canadian or United| Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McQu R.), or through the undersigned. Rapiom mane of manetactare and family or through the office of t -| and, in case .K. equip- trict Engineer at Charlottetown,] ment, have been in Canada at CARD OF THANK P.E.1., will suppty blue-prints | least one year prior to t a fe ‘os and specification.of the work. of the tender call. The famity of the late ‘He

The lowest or any tender not} The lowest or any tender not | Albert Ling wish to extend since necessarily accepted. . necessarily accepted. thanks to their neighbors,

ROBERT FORTIER, , ROBERT FORTIER. tives and friends for the rf Chief of Administrative Chief of Administrative services| acts of kindness shown during Services and Secretary. : \ and Secretary. | time of their sad be: | Department of Public Works, | Department of Public Works, | also to all who sent flowers Ottawa, January 29, 1958. end messages of sympathy.