HEAR THE CASH REGISTER RING -

Phone Charlottetown 8506 — Summerside 8031 —

ee ee ee Feb. 9, 1958

"AGENTS WARTED

Y A BUSINESS OF YOUR

m@ 11959! A continuous grow-

g§ income. supplying friends “ari relsiives with our products. “Attractive way to make, meney./

experience unne> now if interested in a hizh

“1600 Delorimier, Montreal.

orters Accommodated

‘private home, women. pen- » sioners, Convalescents, or semi- “invalids preferred $35 month _ Phone 5169.

Cars & T Trucks For Sale

FORD TWO TONE SEDAN “good tires and heater, body in good condition. Apply James “McCallum, Brackley Point, P.

- E.I. Phone Covehead 4110.

DOD“E, TWO-TONE RED , and white, hairtop, with heater | $400.00. Cash. Phone 7952.

FOR SALE

RCIAL VACCUUM ‘cleaner. G.H. Woods, hea -duty wet and dry pick up. Pri ed for immediate sale. Tele- | phone 9220.

THEY LAST — CAR coats in assorted shades, clear- _ ing at '2 price. Sizes 12 and 16. “The Fashion Shoppe.

IN INSULATED BOX, _for ton truck also one hoist and | _6 yd. steel box. Gordon Mac- | _Kinnon, West Royalty: Phone | 5833.

YOU THINK SOMETHING you no longer need has value, offer it for sale in the Clas. sified section. Phone 8506 for a helpful ad-taker.

Se eee ee ae ee, ee ee

- WANT AD RE SULTS! 4

idniteins 97. 2

Souris

32-3 — Alberton 68-2.

ANOTHER REASON

Ads get such quick action: Our trained ad-assistants give your ad their careful attestion. - Phone 8506. |

‘OR SAL!

_ Flat River, PEL.

31.00 DOWN AND $1.00 WEE! WEEK. | Typewriters, why rent when we will sell you the best Rem- ington-Rand -ortable? Dial 5189.

CLOTHES DRIER $100.00 ALSO semi automatic rifle $30.00 one

TRUSSE~ — PATENTED UNIT- edg States and Canada. Guar- anteed to hold any Hernia or money refunded $5.00 Medical Supply Co., 2 Gordon St... Moncton, N. B. =

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

FEMALE HELP WANTED

SMART YOUNG GIRL FOR DIN- ing room work. in person to Central Hotel, 75 Dorchester Street or phone 9435.

WANTED WOMAN OR GIRL TO - work in Chick hatchery near Charlottetown. Apply Mrs. Bruce Unemployment Office.

| $100 MONTHLY FOR WEARING | lovely dresses given te you as bonus. Just show North Amer- ican Fashion Frocks to friends. | No canvassing, investment or experience necessary. North a Fashion Frocks Ltd. 3425 Industrial Vivd. _Dept B-35

08, Montreal.

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ARDS—RED BEIGE AND black, $2.98. $3.98, $4.98. Aver- -age-Fall at The Fashion Shoppe | ' 141 Great George Street. Phone 3355.

MS YOUR LUCKY DOL- lar store handle only highest

quality government errs

beef-t-bone or round steak cents lb.

YOUR NURSES. UNI- ‘forms at The Fashion Shoppe, |

cotton $4.95, Terrylene $15.95. All sizes. 141 Great George

* Street. Phone 3355.

ED-IN PLYWOOD BOX 9x7 ft. Suitable for ton or half

ton truck. Apply to Elmer Trainor, Johnston's . River PEI

coats just arrived, in the new- est spring colors. $59.95. Sun-| ter’s Lacy’s Wear, 162 Great * George St. TWO DUAL PURPOSE SHORT- “horn Heifers one coming 2 yrs. one coming 3 yrs, one to fre- shen in Spring. Write Richard _Adams. Bloomfield. a FOR SALE — GOOD BALED “Hay. G. Gordon. Phone 33-2, -’ Montague. SELL ELECTROLEX “with all attachments. Perfect “eondition 4517.

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N CRAFT SPRING. 5th. Apply Donald Currie, Ri.!

Box | |

REGISTERED NURSES

Medium sized Toronto Hospital = requires REGISTERED NURSES.

Minimum salary $255 a month. Please write to the Director of | Nurses

THE elcten HOSPITAL,

45. Brunswick Avenue, “OLIBWO *p CUOIOL

Farmers Market

FOR SAI-E: ONE SOW TO FAR- tow February 20th., also one Guernsey Cow to freshen April

verdale.

j

_ BEEF FEEDERS

Get an extra half Lb: per day by feeding one Lb. Master Feed Beef Concentrate with Stilbestol. the greafést advance for Beef

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.

BUYING PIGS MONDAY AT) Wi Fredericton; Tuesday, Brook.) 77 field 9 a.m.; Milton 9.30 a.m.;

- Charlottetown Railway Wharf, | 10; York 1 p.m.: Bedford 2 p.m. m.: Tracadie 2.30 p.m.: Mt. Stewart 3 p.m. Pownal 4.30 p.m.

» Vernon River 5 pm.; Wednes- |

day, New Glasgow 9 a.th.: Hol-!

mes Corner ‘10 a.m.; New Hav-i

en 11 am: Bonshaw 41.30 p.!

m.; Crapaud 1 p.m.: Tryon 1.30

p.m; Albany 2 pm.; Kinkora

2.30 p.m.; Travellers Rest 3.30,

p.m.; Kensington cattle Pen 4

30 p.m.; Clifton 5.30 p.m. Pay-

ing $24 for good Pigs over, 34

lbs each. Also buying smaller

ones. Knud Jorgenson.

FOR YOUR NEW DESCRIPTIVE Seed Catalogue with varieties proven tisfactory by both Home and Market Gardeners. Write Vesey’s Seeds, York.

QUANTITY OF BALED HAY! 25 cents per bale. Apply James} McCallum, Brackley Polut. .Phone Covehead 4110.

CHICKS

CROSS STRAIN LEG- | HORN PULLETS are giv-, ing 25% or more net profit returned over most Pure Strains.

Want a Larger Bird? Try

\

Cross; 1958 Ottawa Test, $2.54 net profit with over 97% live ability.

Broilers or heavies, order our White Rock Chicks.

If you want more poultry profits contact:

Raynor's Poultry

Farm &-Hatchery, Mount Herbert. Phone 7984

_ LOST AND FOUND ©

FOUND—GEN MANS WRIST watch last month. Lorie make. Owner can have some by calling 3368 and paying, for this ad.

“MALE MALE HELP WANTED

—_

"PRESSMAN WANTED

Union shop, 40-hour week, paid vacations and holidays, Blue Cross. State qualifications.

Gin be mailed. dropped in . the’ Géardians Letter boxnzear the tront) entrance. or brought te the Classi Gea Counter.

GLOBE PRINTING. CO., 147 Prince Wiiiiam Street, Saint John, N.B.

Guardian Patriot Classified’

production. One Lb. Master 32% ‘Beef Concentrates costs 3*'2c per)

our special Red X Leghorn | .

OUi_ OUR WAY

By J. R. WILLIAMS

: bu oie *

7&4. “7

BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON

TCG : a

~Jewrt te mes e < ee Are

MALE = WANTED

AMBITIOUS MAN OR WOMAN to take over established Wat- kins Business in Charlottetown.

largest Company of its —kind. | Products nationally advertised. | No lay-offs. Opportunity for | promotion. 35 hour week. Write | | immediately to Mr. G.E. Rivar! | ng St. Roch Street, Montreal.

“REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT

SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT ‘three medium-size bedrooms, Centrally located. Write Guar-

lottetown.

GROUND FLOOR . HEATED apartment 4 rooms and bath. Stove supplied. Phone 9925.

TENEMENT CONTAINING

four rooms located at 25 King Street. Immediate possession.

8183.

with bath, unfurnished, immed- iate occupancy. Apply 5 Eden Street. Phone 3475.

POW™'AL STREET — 25 — UN- furnished upstairs apartment, 4 rooms and bath, heat and

i

Evenings phone 8318.

FOR RENT

Heated apartment on | ground floor containing | living room, dinette, kit-| ‘chen, bedroom and bath. |

Centrally located. Im- mediate possession. Apply—

The EASTERN TRUST Company 154 Richmond Street.

REAL ESTATE “WANTED TO RENT |

7 TO 9 ROOM HOUSE | UNFURN- ished by,February 23rd. Adults with good references. Write Guardian Patriot Box C13236, Charlottetown.

SMALL HEATED APARTMENT —unfurnished self-contained, Central. Two adults. Write all particulars to Guardian and Patriot Box 13171 Charlotte- town.

‘WANTED SMALL UNFURNISH- ed apartment by. two adults. In Parkdale or Belvedere Area. Phone §200.

WANTED TO RENT BUILDING suitable for Garage. Must be, capable of handling six cars, Apply D-H Goodspeed. Phone 6571.

| GENTLEMEN REQUIRES

room and board. Private home preferred. Apply Joseph Fisher, Charlottetown Hospital.

“REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE — 100 ACRES, House and barn situated on) —————— main road, near Churches, stores and depot, near Cardi- gan. Write or Apply Mrs. Ned MacGuigan, Montague, P.E.I. or Miss Josephine Ryan, 1 Rockaway Street, Lynn Mass., U.S.A.

Sales Help Wanted

HI FOLKS!-iF YOU CAN TALK, you can sell famous Underwood and Remington typewriters on) the Dollar-Down plan. We need! you to represent us in your area Highest commissions. Canadian Typewriter Sales, 113 McCor- mack se Toronto, Ontario.

~ SERVICES OFFERED

RUGS. CARPETS AND CHES- terfields shampooed and clean- ed. Also drapes mothproofing. Phone 2336, Summerside.

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND refinished. Free estimates

+ given. Aylwards Furniture Ltd. 87 Prince Street—Phone 8125.

aici

| dian - Patriot Box 13187, Char-

Between 5 and 6 p. m. Phone!

FOUR ROOM APARTMENT

lights furnished, $65 peri month.| firm has an opening for

*, Currie Bldg. Dial.

SERVICES OFFERED REDUCE

jrequest.

WANTED TO BUY

WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PINTS or quarts Dial 8595.

WANTED TO BUY BUILDING

dian and Patriot Box 14149 Charlottetown.

WANTED “IMMEDIATELY

Tenders will be received until Monday, February 16, 1959, 12 o'clock Mid-night, from Builders, Plumbers and Electricians, for the construction of a six-unit apartment building.

Plans and specifications can bedbtained by written

The Advertiser reservés the right to accept or reject any or all bids and the low- ast bid will not necessarily ve accepted. All bids cad information will be kept strictly confidential.

No money to invest. Oldest and) HEATING COSTS | INSULATE NOW! |

/'No more drafts when you ‘insulate. Ask our custom- ers and you will be amaz- ed at the stories you will hear. ;

For free estimates CALL 6426 Watch for our big white truck. NORTHERN INSULATION Company of Canada Lid. Home office: Bayside Drive. Saint John, N.B.

Salesman Wanted OPPORTUNITY

FOR SALESMEN

CALLING ON GENERAL STORES IN THE MARITIMES

Large wholesale dry

goods r an ex- perienced salesman to cal! on

— general stores in the Maritimes

Position .offers generous re- muneration§ including weekly drawing, road expense and bonus

Could also be worked as side | line on commission

De wasacscng must have late mode!

iy by letter stating age. marital status, present employ- ment and sales experience to

SCHEFFER BROS. LTD., 389 St. Paul St. West, Montreal Applicant will be interviewed |

in in person a at later date.

~ TEACHERS WANTED —

Female Teacher |

For P.E.I. Day Training’ School in Charlottetown for Retarded Children. Ap- | licants should have grade XII education and be pre- ferably between the ages of 20 and 35.

Salary depending on qual- ifications $150 per month while training and later by| arrangement.

Write. Guardian-Patriot

Box 13275 Ch’town.

BARRISTERS | SOLICITORS. Etc.

M. A. Farmer, ¢ ac. LL.B. __Benk of Commerce Bids Palmer & Haslam

Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg. ~~ Peake ; & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street |

J. A. McGuigan, B.A. 9424 Queen St,

Ian M. MacLeod, LL.B.

(Mclean & McKinnon) Currie Bidg. 179 Queen St. Dial 3361 i

Frederic A. Large, Qc. MLA. Reom 207 Dominion Building Dial 3244

~~ MacPhee & Trainor | 1@ Richmond St. : Dial $573 ROBERT G. MacLEOD, B.A., L.L.B.

Reom 208 Dominion Bidg ea il A126

Services Offered

Mimeogrephing, Bookkeeping, Stenography Mrs. Helen Acorn 2 Brighton Road, Charlottetown Dial 6349

j ;

PROFESSIONAL CARDS _

| 140 Richmond St.

Address. all request. to GUARDIAN-PATRIOT ‘Box 13173, Charlottetown.

Work Wanted

MARRIED MAN _ DESIRES work. Farm experienced. Re- ferences if required. Apply 65 Edward Street or Phone 6215.

CANADA :

PROVINCE OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ~

IN THE PROBATE COURT

The Sth day of February A.D. 1959, In Re Estate of AMOS MONAGH- | AN late of Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Province, Retired Railway Station Master, deceased, testate : | To the Sheriff of the County of | Qu eens County or any Constable or ) literate person Within said County. } GREETING: |

IN MEMORIAM

s degree in cet in sum- a sessions at Gonzaga Uni- ver~‘y.

Mother Gerard joined the order in 1918 and taught English at Providence Academy, Van- couyer, Washington, from 1922 unti] 1938. She then was named to the General Council of the order and lived in Montreal ‘from 1938 until 1946 when she was elected to the Provinciaf Coun- cil in Seattle. She had been re- tired since 1956.

For. many years Mother Ger- ard was director of studies and in charge of the young women’s Institute at St.. Vincent's. —

She is survived by a brother, Heber Bambrick of Montreal, P. Quebec, and several nieces and nephews. -

CANADA

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed “TENDER FOR WHARF, CATALINA, NFLD.”, will be received in the office of the. Secretary, until 3.00 pm. E.S.T)! WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, ‘oie

Plans and specification can be seen and forms of tender obtained at the office of the Chief Engineer, Depart- ment of Public Works, Ottawa, On- tario, at the office of the District Engineer, P.O. Box H-6001, Buck- master's Field, Building 29, St. John’s, Nfld. and the District Engineer, Ralston Building, P.O. Box 875, Halifax, N. S., and at the Post Offices at Corner Brook and Grand Falls, Nfld.

WHEREAS upon reading the peti- tion on file of M. Alban Farmer of | | Charlorretown aforesaid, Barrister, the |

| Executor of the above named Estate, | the tender documents.

To be considered each tender must be accompanied by one of the alternative securities called tor Tenders must

"

praying that @ citation may be issued| be made on the printed forms sup-

for the purpose hereinafter set forth: |

You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and appear before | the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held \in the Court House ine Charlottetown in Queens County in| the said Province, on Thursday the 12th day of March next coming, at the hour of thirty minutes after fen |

o'clock forenoon of the same day 10 |

shew cause if any they can why the Accounts c* the said Estate should,

not be passed and an order for dis-!

tribution made to close the Estate as prayed for in said petition and on

motion of M. Alban Farmer Esquire, | Yawe.

Proctor for said Petitioner.

| AND IT 1S HEREBY ORDERED that

@ true copy hereof be forthwith published in some newspaper pub- lished in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from’ the date »hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public places respectively, namely, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid, at or near! the Bank of Nova Scotia in Charlotte. | town aforesaid and at or near the! Canadian Bank of Commerce in Charlottetown aforesaid. so that all persons interested .in the said state as aforesaid may have due netice thereof

WITNESS His Honour Harold! Leonard Palmer, Judge of the said | Probate Ceurt at Charlottetown in| Queens County, the day and year first above written By the Court

ft. $)

(Sd)

Frances, B. Vinnicombe, Registrar,

Chiropractor Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince S#. Diel 6432 Optometrists 4. A. Carruthers, R.O.

|\123 Kent St. Dial -5612

J. S. Taylor, R.O.

Corner Kent & Queen. Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756

Architect d. F. Toombs, B. Arch Architect

oe Dial 3865 G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.A.1.C. Charlottetown, 100 Fitzrey $t. Dial 8618 Summerside, Wednesday's Dial 2936 Peter A. McNeil ARCHITECT

166 Gt. Geo. S$. Phone 4339

Charlottetown P.O. Bex 513

Electrical Engineer

E. S. Chandler

B.Sc. (E.E.), ME. 1 C., P. Eng. 161 QUEEN ST. PHONE 8325

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HAVE YOUR TRACTOR OVER- hauled now for Spring com-

plete job done at reasonable price. D.B. Reid, Stanley! Bridge.

SEAMSTRESS — EUROPEAN trained; Alterations,. Women’s: and chilurens’ clothing a spe-| cia'ty. Drapery, slipcovers.! Mrs. Frank Bachand, 74 Syd- ney St. Phone cams.

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H.-R. DOANE 148 Great George Dial 6547 — 6548

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

McDONALD, CURRIE & co.

COOPER BROTHERS & CO. Charlottetown

ARTHUR J. PALMER FLECTRIC 100 Fitzroy Street

fe ba ance eee & COMPANY

St.. Charlottetown : v. O. Bex 187

GARRETT

‘3.00 p.m.

BUILDING Dial 5321

rlied by the Department and in ac- ~ordance with the conditions set forth herein.

The Department, through the Chef Sngineer’s office (H. & R.), or through he undersigned, or through the of- ‘ice of the District Engineer at St ‘ohn’s, Nfld. and Halifax. N. S.,| vill supply blue-prints and = specifi-| ation of the work.

The lowest of any necessarily accepted

ROBERT FORTIER Chief of Administrative Services and Secretary Yepartment of Public Works. February 6, 1959.

tender not

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CANADA

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the igned, and endorsed “TENDER RCMP. DETACHMENT QUARTERS, GUYSBOROUGH, N. 5S.” vill be received in the office of the

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Secretary, until 3.00 pm. (ES. 7), WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1959

' Plans and specification can be seen ‘and ‘forms of tender obtained at the offices of the Chief Architect, Depart-

ment of Public Works, Ottawa, On... tario, the District Architect, Federal Building, P.O. Box 425, Halifax N. S., and the Post Offices at New Glasgow, Antigonish and Guysbor- ough, N. S.

To be considered each tender

must be accompanied by one of the alternative securities called for in the tender documents. Tenders must be made on the printed forms sup- plied by the Department and in ac- cordance with the conditions set forth therein.

The Department, through the Chief Architect's “office, of through the undersigned, or through the office of the District’ Architect at Halifax, N. S, will supply blue-prints. end specification of the. work.

The lpwest or any necessarily accepted.

tender not

ROBERT FORTIER, Chief of Administrative Services and Secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawe. nenreny 4 6, 1959.

CANADA

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed “TENDER | FOR POST OFFICE BUILDING, PORT AU PORT, NFLD.”, will received in the office of the seca until

€. $. T.), NESDAY, MARCH .11, 195%

Plans and specification can be ee and forms of tender obtained at the | offices of the Chief Architect, De- partment of Public Works, Ottawa, Ontario, the District Architect, Build- ing 29, Buckmaster’s Field, St. John’s, | Nfld., and the Post Offices at Corner- brook and Port au Port, Nfld.

To be considered each tender must be accompanied by one of the al- ternative securities called for in the. tender documents. Tenders must te made on the printed forms supplied | by the Department and in accordance | with the conditions set forth there'n

The Department, through the Chief Architect's office, or through the undersigned, or through the office of the District Architect, St. John’s Nfld, will supply blue-prints and specification of the work.

The lowest or any. necessarily accepted.

ROBERT FORTIER, Chief of Administrative Services and Secretary.

tender not

* Department of Public Works,

Ottewa. February 6, 1959.

4

IN MEMORIAM

ELIJAH C. BLACKETT The sudden death of Elijah C. Blackett occurred ia St. Joseph’s Hospital, Hamilton, Ontario,. on January 13th. Mr. Blackett, along with his family, had moved to Hamilton only five

short. weeks before. His death/| came 3s a shock to all. his re-

ied Mrs. Catherine Frénch of Montague, and after a few years sold his business in Annandale and moved to Montague where Be semene anit waving te Hane ton

Left to mourn his passing are his sorrowing widow, three step- daughters, and one son. The daughters are Clara, (Mrs. Mack Hater) Southport,” P.E.1.: Edith (Mrs. Archie Stewart) Milltown; Catherine (Mrs. Harry Liewellyn); and Cecil of Hamiltoa, Ontario, with whom

be resided. Ajso left to mourn are the folloWing brothers and sisters: John C., Little Pond;

Thomas, Georgetown: Mrs. Mary MacDonald, Little Pond; Mrs. Annie Gardiner, George- town: (Wirnie) Mrs. Wesley Morre, Milltown Cross: (Eliza- beth) Mrs. Dan Stewart, Com- ahercial Cross; (Sadie) Mrs. Russeil MacDougall, Chariotte-

The fuieral service was- con-

ducted by Rev. O. D. Priddle of | -

Trinity Baptist Church, Hamil-: ,ton. Pall bearers were: Merle 'Godsoe, James Anstie, William! Doyle, Lorne Llewellyn, Donald! MacQueen, and Clinton Mac- | Donald.

Interment took place in Wood- jiand Cemetery.

FLOWERS

Pillow — Wife and family

Ethel and Jim.

Hazel and Harry Murphy.

Esther and Lornie.

Sybil and Aubrey Blackett.

Joan and Reigh.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Doyle and

‘amily.

Gone is the one we loved so dear

Your voice forever stilled

A place made vacant in our hearts

That never can be filled.

IN MEMORIAM

5 RALPH HEANEY ~

Residen‘s of Kensington and. surounding districts were shock- ed and saddened on learning of | | the sudden and unexpected death | of Ralph Heaney on Tuesday, January 14th, at the comparative- ‘ly Garly age of 46 years.

The late Mr Heaney was born! at Clinton and ed a farm/| in that community for a number of years before taking up carpen- ter work, in which he was as- sociated with Mr Ralph Themp- son and Elmer Paynter He was in apparent good health with the exception of an arthritic condi-

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

| missed — i He is survived by his wife, ‘the former Anna Brown, his. father, Mr Clinton,

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Paynter, the funeral was held from Kensington United ‘Church on Friday afternoon, and was oné of the largest ever seen in

service was. assisted by the Reverend Alexander MacKay and the Rev. W. G. C: Elliott. Mr. Murray spoke _ com- forting words to the bereaved) taking for his text St. Luke 23,

sponsibilities—his father died he was only twelve years From that day he never his duties and he be by

communities.of Inkerman,

ee he lived as a

and worker. Further, he because of erous nature. No oné was fused. favour. even a we

flies: at North River ‘have ie Gallecee the loss of a great neighbour. Hig family, which obviously ‘came first in his life, suffered the loss . of.a devoted husband, a beloved father, a faithful brother and good and gracious grandfather. There are left to mourn besides

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.| his sorrowing widow, seven chil- .| dren, one. sister, two step-bro-

thers and a number of grand children. His children are: Fred, Lloyd R, Marion G (Mrs. Wilfred MacKinley), Sterling C, Bertha (Mrs. Eldon Parsons), Lois all of North River and William H. of Guelph Ontario. His sisterpGrace (Mrs. Wellington Themas) lives at North Tryon and his two step brothers David and Leslie. Ed- wards live at Summerside.

Four brothers Lemuel, Melville, : Harry and Nelson predeceased him.

46. “‘We are Going Down the Val- ley’ was sung as a duet by Messrs Ernest Durming and) Andrew Johnstone. The hymns | chosen were “Forever With the} Lord”, and “The Lord's My) epherd’”’. | Pallbearers were Messrs Elmer Paynter, Everett Donald, Regin- ald ‘Warren, Elton Woodside, James MacKay and Bert Mac- Kay.

Flower bearers were,—Harold Heaney, Ralph Woodside, Weirum ‘and Allan MacKay, Waldo and Ivan Paynter.

Burial. was at Floral Hills Memorial. Gardens.

CARD OF THANKS,

Mr. Ralph Heaney wishes to express her deep appreciation to all the many friends and relatives | for the beautiful flowers and mes- | sages of sympathy, and to the kind neighbors and friends who in a tangible way did so much to ease the burden during her re- cent bereavement, and a special Thank You to Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Croken, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. Murphy. :

IN. MEMORIAM

WILLIAM MOLYNEAUX On Tuesday December 9th. 1958 at the P.E.I. hospital, Charlotte- town, William Molyneaux, aged 7? years, beloved husband of Mary Ann (Younker) Molyneaux, passed peacefully imo eternal rest. His almost sudden passing came as a severe shock to his} relatives and many friends. Only | two weeks prior he was doing the usual farm chores around his

premises that he dearly loved. |

The .late Mr. Molyneaux, was obligated as a boy to shoulder re- |

(Civil Service of Canada)

CORROSION SPECIALIST

nical Surveys,

positions, Veterans Affairs, Health and Welfare, Ottawa.

(experienced university graduate metallurgical engineering or related science) Mines and Tech- Ottawa. $8,340-$9,420. For details, Civil Service Commission, Ottawa and ask for circular 59-1502.

BIOCHEMISTS (with post-graduate training and experience}. Twe

in

write to

Montreal, P.Q. and National $7,500-$8,530. For details, write

to Civil Service| Commission, Ottawa, and ask for circular 59

2151A. HIGHWAY ENGINEERS, Public

one .as Chief Construction Engineer, $9.060-$10,140, the other

as Program Control Engineer,

Works, Ottawa. Two positions.

$7,500-$8,580. For details, write |

to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa and ask for circular 59-1271. CHIEF OF RESEARCH — EDUCATION STATISTICS (experien-

ced university graduate in field). Dominion Bureau of

statistics or related | Ottawa. $7,500-$8,580. |

education, Statistics,

For details, write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa and ask

for circular 59-2300. COMMAND CIVILIAN

knowledge ‘of personnel adrfinistratioh),

PERSONNEL OFFICERS

| Mrs.

‘with thorough National Defence

(Army) Oakville, Ont. and Edmonton, Alta. $6,600-$7,680.

QUALITY CONTROL STATISTICIAN

Materiel Command, National

(university Defence, Ottawa.

graduate) Air $6.360-$7,320. |

For details, write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa and ask

for circular 59-2302.

AUDITOR Ottawa. -$6,060-$6,780.

MAGNETIC

\

(to study airport revenues

AND. SEISMIC OBSERVATORY OFFICERS, Domi-

and costs! Transpert,

nion Observatories, Various Centres in Canadian Arctic. $5,700-

$6,180 plus isolation allowance.

Service Commission, Ottawa CONSTRUCTION

JUNIOR LEGAL OFFICERS

Northern Affairs and

and ask for circular 59-1450.

TRANSLATORS (to translate from’ Dutch and either Flemish or German into English and from English into one of these lan- Bureau for Translations, Ottawa. $4,500-$4,950.

guages),

TECHNICAL OFFICERS for work in SEISMOLOGY

MAGNETISM, Dominion Observatories, and in the Canadian Arctic. Commission,

“es to Civil Service 59-1802.

‘CATALOGUING TECHNICIANS : Vacancies also exist in the speciali- |

-_Johns-Mansville

nautical and Mechanical).

ties of Explosives and Weapons. National Defence, Ottawa.

RECORDS OFFICER administrative aspects of construction work) Northern Affairs and National Resources, Ottawa. $5,130-$5,730.

(Solicitors) ments, Ottawa and other centres, $4,740-$5,640.

FOREST RESEARCH OFFICERS yee! graduates for work in tree physiology, silviculture and

National Resources,

throughout Canada. $4,560 to ‘$7,320 depending on qualifica

tions. For details, write to Civil Service Commission, Otiawa

For details, write to Civil and ask for circular 59-1801.

(with experience on

Government Depart-

/or \ forest fire research). various centres

and GEO- Ottawa, Victoria, B. $4,200-$4,800. For details, write Ottawa and ask for circular |

’ /

Aero-

- . ‘ * . (Electrical, Electronic,

\ $4,350-$4,800. For details, wrile to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa and quote competition 58-276. Candidates whe have already a@pplied need not re-apply.

STATIONARY ENGINEERS — Heating or Power (with 2nd class Government

provincial certificate)

$4,230-$4,680.

LABORATORY ANALYST (to analyze a wide varie'y of food pro- National Health and Welfare, Ottawa, $4,200-$4,800.

graduates with foods and nutrition; one year directed post-graduate training in public: health, dietetics, education. or nuwrition research

ducts), NUTRITIONISTS (university

and adequate experience), N

tawa. $3,900-$4,350. For details, mission, Ottawa and ask for Revised Circular 58-834. Can didates who have already applied need not re-apply.

Except where otherwise specified, details* and application

forms at main Post Offices,

«“

and Civil Service Commission Offices,

Departments. Ottawa.

specialization in

ational Health and Welfare, Ot- write to Civil Service Com

National Employment Offices

jhealth until

| Clifford Picketts,

| whose kindness helped

The funeral took place on Sat-

urday afternoon, December 13th ”

at 2 o'clock. A short service was conducied at Cutcliffe’s Funeral Home by the Rev. A. E. Piercey, a personal friend of the family. _ The funeral contage then pro- ceded to Hampshire United Church where the service was conducted by the Rev. Foster Hall, assisted by the Rev. A. E.. Piercey. Mr. Piercey spoke of the fact of death; of man's need to come to terms with it and. when faced by it “that only he may stand serene who has faith on which to learn."’ He conveyed to the mourners the deep and cere sympathy of those present and assured them of Prayers of all. The funeral was very largely attended. The hymns sung were— at the Funeral Home ‘Forever with the Lord” and at the Church

“The Lord’s my Shepherd”,

“Peace Perfect Peace” and Abide with Me.” :

The Pallbearers were Messrs Tom Sanderson, Jim Vickerson, Harold Younker, Norris Kitson.

| Keir Warran and Robert Moore.

Interment was in the church cemetery.

CARD OF. THANKS

The members of the family of | the late William Molyneaux \wish 9 express their sincere gratitude ‘o all those who by kindly act and sympathetic word helped to com- ‘ort them in their recent deep sorrow.

IN MEMORIAM

JOHN E. MacKAY A deep feeling of sorrow and - loss, filled the hearts of the | peaple of Freach River and_vic- inity when it became kiown that John E. MacKay a well known

jand highly regarded farmer of

the community had passed away on Friday, January 2nd, at the Prince County Hospital follow-

line a brief illness.

He had been in his usual good he was suddenly stricken and passed away just

| two weeks later. Of a cheery. but junassuming disposition, the late

Mr. MacKay was always among the first to. lend assistance in time of trouble and will’ be greatly missed by neighbors and friends but most of all by his

_wife and family.

Born in. New Londen in 1893, he was the son of the late Dan MacKay and Matilda MacNeill. He is survived by his wife the former Bessie Harding. -two daughters. Elsie, Mrs. George Stewart, Charlottetown, Mayme, Lester Champion, Kensing- son, and three -sons, Hollis, French River, Paul, Summer- side and Earl at Dartmouth, N. S., also one sister, Mrs. Lester

Chesman, Vancouver, B. C., fif- teen grandchildren and twe ereat-grandchildren. Twin sons, |

Donald and Douglas predeceas- ed him ia 1935. A brother Ches- iger and a sister, Nellie, Mrs.

| Lloyd Moreside also predeceas-

ed him

The funeral service was held on Monday from St. Thomas’ ‘Church, New London following

le private service at the home bef his daughter, Mrs. Champion,

The Rev. Eric In- was. the officiating clergyman. The hymns _ chosen were “Abide With Me’, and “The Lord's My Shepherd”.' Pall hearers were Messrs. Wal- don Duggan, Arthur Paynter, George Herd- ing. Warren Sims and Ralph Bernard. Interment was in the Church Cemetery.