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a

ll:tl2,E lb. The Guardian

2 . Many .-l bczliitiiill nicmtlry I Of one no liivetl so dcar. p ! r,-,,,.,,ll.. ,-pmv-mbcrcd hi' iiife and,

. , . - '1 ,l S eclal plan for Churches. phone 6346 , I l3”I4l””' Albina dnd Malgueile . Clllbs Bt-auliiul feature boxes. I T001189-ln loilng nlemorv off tremcmlotls appeal. It's fun.

llaliun '1' 'lilmillb.s, M10 P3559d

p a.h,3- ii.lllllci' ill. 19-ill.

I I I In that l)1'l.Lll1 l-Itt-rlial Lily

.. where no lcur o'er (llt1lS the flye. . 1,, thv home of litany 1113051005

" I we will meet lillli bye anfl Plferl, Always l'Cl'llClilti('ft'd by his wife HERE

and famili-

proval

F'.cl(BElt'r .. llivlgijing memory HE! my llear broihcr Wendell licckbcrl. llllo died on 0ctober1 ietll. 1350, r viurld is

L I ;l I l ing 5 cruel dear. r' brother

Agents Wanted

LOOK YOUNGER nu) Youn-

Chrlstlnas Cards. Novelty Gills. wl-applugs, Toys, Personal Cards.

friends buy on sight. Write to day for free personal samples. catalogue and samples on GP"

. Big profits. Homer-

Warrcn CuiiIl!3nY- D?PI- 23- ul Clentienail 7 Ai

Toronto. p IS A REALL 0PPORTUN'l

pct-lalty lines. This is the

opportunity of a lifetime to make a permanent remuneratlve con-

! cars and Track: For Sale

Special Price

FOR SALE

ll)-I9

Mercury 1 1,.-ton,

ity-We are looking for an act 10.30 Mercury lg-ton. Apply IVE salesiiiaii uith a 800d Bf-incl oral connection to carry one of me lop Calendar and Advertis-

TRANS CANADA CREDIT! CORPORATION, 16 Summer St.

45 GALLON OIL DRUMS: SID.

,..

I.I,Fa!I Housecleaning? Sell Those Unwanted Articles For Cash - - -1 CaII85”':

For Silt FgE1is-Wad

roTiN'rluN omf WAITED. Ar?

Parents' Institute. ail Franklin St., Boston Mass. for local inter- view. No experience necessary. Training provided but please give details of qualifications and phone number.

Lost And Fgsilll

35.00 BETWEEN HENSLEY AND Queen St., Apply 32 Hensley St. om: Ania orr "WHEELCHAIR. between Charlottegown Airport and city. Dial 7191.

sfiiavnn AIEDVALI-:'noo ANY-

dition. Call 9954 aftergf p.m.

out-: IJREKA ELEVATOR Hirs- aio digger. 8125.00 Ivan Adams. Spring Valley, P.E.I.

TWENTY-FIVE ' LIGHT sussnx pullets, file months old. Gordon Jewell, North River.

lirivkuousn in PARKDALE. 0 room and bath, oil furnace. Dial 7739 or Apply Peter Creamer.

PARKER 10-GAUGE nouaLx barrell shot-gun. excellent con- dition. 11.5. McEwen, Bristol.

Hon. Mr. Pearson

unanimously chose him Liberal candidate in the next federal elec- tion.

year's investment figure will drawn from Canadiana' savings.

world war has diminished within the last eight years but it is not yet crease Canada's 32.000,000.tll0 da- fence budget.

told the meeting that work on tho Trans-Canada Highway. due for

Complsto I00-Milo Road In Labrador

...1'1;ursd2I,V'r Oct 18-226 H... ...... ............. T” T.'””””.' 3”"-.5"m'”"”'”.. ' LrLv.lLP:-:n.em-Re;-save.” Is Nominated , . - r-- '"m7 M &l.'.y”'EZ,?.y R..,.o..,r. Restore HOUSE f 300513 AND M71 Mar mm 31'. -t0HN'I. NM. (CP)-Tbs I : IN MEMORIA natural looking colour, beauty. , if E?8f!'J",fiE--,fE0"ejZ”F- ,g i-Aiur.N'rs- INSTITUTE open. ESPANOLA. Ont. (er) - nx. Daily News an the sl-ltml New- ' 51.39 at Hughes, Jenkins, Red- '55 LAyjNc. PULLETS... Ayn; ing and expgnding 1. Mgrilinsg tel-nal Affairs Minister Pearson foundland has nlxm.-ill lmlm; mgmury 2: am Bros.. and slead's F illrug 19-)5 Mavrah. V 8 Dodgey Louis -1-oombs. M.yge1d. wluu pllge 3 uixbmou. 11:41” 1. 0lvlxl)rr6g;y lllllggt 1:s::wmSl.0Il0.- glsnad :1 loo-mile mad thrphugh the ' H 1), n, w 0 P655 K 51 , Charlottetown; oeys ' F ' -- W " ?' G-rmm we terview g posi- A. W1 Cllllr hum Quo- l haIllali' Wlvlwlrwm I9” nhlgsslore. 5"E""5”l:. New tires, new shocks. F 3330”; S:wUSE' APPLY '. tions. Introduce Parents' Magn- dlan deviloprnlent neAxt year. bee North shore and Igbndm g Many a lllllcly llfiifiache cAsH g MAX; . ,, Dd d-f .. ., ' V linoto mothers. Use of car nec- lie SPOUI;-Id In I300! EH1 Railway to Grand Falls on the - . Olteii a will war ”';,00 ea ,1, Semng m,,,s,,,, W13 80 C0" ”0"- COUCH- IN EXCELLENT con. army. 4 hours daily. wme in rldlnz r meetinlr which Hamilton aim. . . S g .

In a Montreal-datelined story the paper quotes W. . Southani. rnunslns director at arillco, as saying "we now have our first sur- face access route to the Grand Falls." He said the company was negotiating the sale of electric Power it plans in develop from the 1.000.000 horse Power potential of Grand Falls.

He said the road was built "in the event that heavy equipment should be needed at tho Falls."

He said 85 per cent of next be Mr. Pearson said the threat of

considered prudent to do-

Federal Works Minister Winters

l V l, on imy heart is very 535- l ' I I ,' six long years how I hate missed

you Q you had my life so glad.

I: On that morn" so very earl?

'1 How you were alone to die. for that chill October morning.

p In ten minutes all was over. 'And your gentle spirit fled.

To a home where singing

By Gods hand rlcar brother you vmre led

brother.

earth.

by sister Aletha.

of my uncle. Wendell E. who departed this 16th., 1950.

On a day in chill October

lone I y.

if

1.li-lnu with the Lord our Saviour

,ll.l

H to

5,9. l'Ilt-nlulgvs ever fresh and new. I And no nftsn weep in silence.

For we thought the world of you.

And WE'VE put some pretty flow- PISS On your grave whore oft we weep. But we trust in God who called you In his gentle care to keep.

Ever remembered by nelce and nephew, Blanche and Wally Judson DlXON- llTlTvlrTg"nTeTrTy of

Frank H, Dixon who passed

away October 18, 1948. -

Sadly missed by Frank and Ma- ton Thorne.

IN MEMORIAM

JAMES MCNULTY

The death occurred at the Kings County Memorial Hospital, Morita- gue. on September 12th. of James McNulty, Sturgeon. In his 69th year His funeral was held from the re' sidence of Margaret Mahar, to St. Paul's Church, Sturgeon, on Sept- ember lsth where Requiem High Mass was sung by his pastor Rev. F. L. Mullally, who also conducted services at the grave.

Surviving are the following broth- ers and sisters: Joseph. Lawrence, Elizabeth and Mary, in U. S. A.: John A, Saint John, N. 3.; and William. of Brookfield. P. E. l.

The pall bearers were: Georg! Creed, John Creed. William Flt- rel. Lester McKeeman. John Mac- Guigsn and Raymond Condos.

BIG GATEWAY World's largest International suspension bridge is the Ambu- sador bridge between Detrotf.

Mich.. and Windsor. Ont.

. on-wed

1' Little. did we think dear brother. COUPLE OF BOARDERS. 810.” x You uould soon lie cold and still. per week, Apply 34 Elm Ave,

And we often iiecp when thinking ROOMERS AND BOARDERS. A0

with no chance to say goodbyeu

birds "vi ACCOMMODATIONS

And the comforts of life myl

That you couldn't find here on V , K ,, A, - - May you find them where angel: I YOUNG MALE BOARDERS A0

are singing

In Gods heavenly kingdom of mirth. El'0l' l'CIllCllll)El'edr

ever loved! "g

llEWCKBERVi-I lnwginlg memory Heckbertl life October

When the morning sun rose high i52T-M-C- IMLBTON TRUCK- God had called you dearest uncle.l

Bill we know you're happy there. 1943lVPLYM0UT”'5EDAN-V600”

in his utintlrous house of prayer,

As. ml-ll dlly goes by dear unclo.

uectlon, illth far above. averaiz! Summel-side

earnings possible on high com-

mission basis. Give full details

regarding yourself in letter to FQI Rellt

Box 473 Guardian Office. Two Rooms in mm; '1.-

Phone 7295.

FURNISHED. HEATED B00".

for rent. Phone 4631. k

iioolvis"'ro LET- APPLY :5

Kent St.

" ' ITIVI-i'(iG-iii3:r?'i7iGi1i'L

I commodated at 33 Orlebar St. '”;:3:TME T R Dial 3306. m 7 I A

MALE BOARDERS ACCOMMW dated. home cooking, Central. Dial 6215

room. Dial GEO after 4 jun.

HEATED APARTMENT APPLY in person to the Fashion Shoppe.

ONEAUN1-FURNISHED, HEATED room, 12 Upper Hillsboro St.

noomgron MALE ADULT. meals optional, Phone 3158.

LARGETBRIGHT surmv mom room, suitable for business man or elderly lady. Dial 3309.

FIJHNISHED FRONT ROOM IN quiet home. Dial 6365 or write Box 477 Guardian.

rwo unrunisnnn noous 3rd floor. one furnished on see and floor. Dial 5669. durning day, 3296 after 5 pm.

F0 It 2 boarders in comfortable home, home cooking, Phont-78117;

IMA LE BOARDERS ACCOMMI-h dated. near Federal Building l Home cooked meals, television Dial 5221 or 118 Pownal St

commodated. Central location. One block from P.W.C. Apply 238 Kent St.

liars Leaving

'cAn-LEAVING FOR sosrois. y October 22, can accomodate 2 passengers. Phone Cardigan 12-

able for working girls, board if liars and Trucks For Sale

Sydney St. THREE, UNrijiiNisnEnTiiE'A'r.

Sterling Taylor, Rocky Point. ed rooms. third floor. Also heat-

And 3'0" '0” U3 hm W "Y-Ilsslinuiciifsi-:i)AN.GPnicii:i) ;:nI;',;';I5',':d ?:;',d'”3:;k'.:5i "i”?'- I reasonable for quick sale. Phone Ph 960; 2500c n I Est: rsi Six lUlil.! years we have been 9'19 v '3 0" -

8817 after 6.30.

FOR RENT

Five room bungalow with lbath. Hot water heating. Modern kitchen. Furnished or unfurnished. Located on

running condition, Cheap. Dial 9940

Iisllfiiszncunv COUPE. GOOD. running condition. Reasonable. Phone 3982.

1952-GPLVYMOUTHASEDAN.-GOOD I condition, or will trade for older

model car. Phone 7397. Central Street, Summer- side. Apply- CAR BUYERS D. O. STEWART

It's hard to believe but solicitor its true Summerside. 1954 PLYMOUTH SEDAN

Two-tone Green, Radio, I"1L33Ijg, Heater, Undercoatcd. A 31'? YOUR OWN LANDLOIID. sacrifice. Buy double tenement house. Re

ceive rent yourself. Inquiry Kn. g nedy Real Estate.

nousi:noLn”'auN -TYPE.-0.1!. burner unit. Priced right for

F. R. McLAlNE LTD. Malpeque Rd. - Dial 7358. Open Evening

-GSPGECIAL -- Anti-freeze. Penn- anent Ethylene Glycol, 82.05 per Rallon. also Prestone. Western Tire. 181 Great George St.

tloo DRIVING SLEIGH Anii buffalo robe for 350. Good road-

TODAY'S SPECIAL

1953 BUICK SEDAN: blue In color, reconditioned throughout. motor. body. in good condition. Equipped with automatic trans-

csrt for 850. Robert Holman,

mission. air conditioning and summemd" heater. 81695.00. S-gift-"ii.--HEAC-C..s.. loss DODGE SEDAN. Regent " V7 '"""'

snd scow used one season. is in good condition. Lyle MscNevin, Bonshaw.

saw-nusr Euiiliiiin. uifn about I months is in cxcellult condition. Write Box In Guard- in.

Model, with low mileage 22.000; in A-1 condition. You wont find a better buy In town at a better price-31250.00. 1954 CHEVROLET COACH. the

body on this fine used car is ex- cellent. the engine is likewise.

Burial in the church cemetery. STEWART MOTORS

Come In and test drive It today. roivrAai.i3:.Tw)lri-:nTiiii:TfsE

3135.00. To heat water in washing Ina- chlne. C. S. A. appmvsd. SQ Eaton's Catalogue page (I.

LTD. 224 GT. GEORGE ST. CHARLOTTETOWN DIAL 5431

By public auction at Johnston Motors Ltd. in Murray River in Prince Edward Island at 12 ot-

clock noon. October I. lid, on 1955 Dodge Sedan. serial No. mason. The above car is being

parstloo

FIRESTONE OR

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC

REFRIGERATORS Prices start at 239.95 with Freegoods:

1 Table Radio

1 llectrlc iron 16 Light Iilbs

1 Elect:-I Kettle

I II E I Will

45- .,

Upto2yearstopsy.

Flnsstoue HOME s GO. LTDO ' In at-lso-up sci

Eiifcfrunnisnnn '."nEA1'EI).

-rwo-noolvlsfann FLo0R(SIl17l'-

necessary. Rates reasonable, 160

quick sale. Call 2410, Summu- side.

IOOABALES or PRESSED siriufi Bargain for quick sale. Thomas Curcoran, Baldwin's Road. DNEVENTERPRISE RANGETOII. or coal. Good condition. Priced reasonable. Dial 5063. ONE-LADIES BICYCLE (NEW) Complete with accessories. Call

at 214 Kent or phone 6469 after 5.

ft by 21 ft. suitable for garages. now on Palmer: Lane, Parkdale. l Dial 4737. I HOUSE AND TWO ACRES OF land. building 20 x 40, finished. Bonshaw village. H. R. MacDon- ald Bonshaw.

COD OIL, FALL CAUGHT. MACK- crel 20 cents, Hake and Codfish 12 cents delivered. Arnold Meek, French River.

SELECTION OF LADIES CLOTH- lng sizes 14 to 16. Good as new. Phone 8366 after 6 and Satur- day after 1p .m. MAN'S WINTER OVERCOAT; size 44: Man's coat, sheep skin lined, fur collar, size 44. Jacket heater used one month. Dial 4520. YOUR PURCHASE of religious literature and supplies from the I Bible House, also assists the great work of the Bible Society (Op- posite Eaton's. FORTY FOUR ACRES LAND, has running water for pasture, also wood and lumber. House, . barns and pump house. Near I pavement, churches and schools. Esther Foy, Tryon, P.E.l.

one knowing whereabouts noti- fy Claude Carroll or Dali 7935. LOST FRIDAY EVENING. PAII glasses in blue case. will finder

completion by the end of 1960, Is progressing well. He said ths fed- eral government recently an ranged to pay one-half the cost of the project and 90 per cent of the costs of about 10 per cent of the

ANTI-SUB VESSEL MONTREAL (CP)-The second of Canada's new anti-submarine escort vessels, the Ottawa, will be

commissioned at Canadian Vick-I

ers hers Nov. 10, it was as-

l 3 iwiLniN'c.s."s:Acn F.inou'i"1s ,

please phone 5191.

Eosr BETWEEN. "souius AND

road.

nounced Wednesday.

Charlottetown, two oxygen tanks. Plense return to Lestar O'Brien, 207 Great George St.

g Mala Help Wanted

MAN. Foil. F-A.RhfjWORl. 5l.;e7i7gh Friuell. Marshflcld, Dial

ELECTRICIAN .- STEADY mi- ployment. Apply National Em- ployment Office.

BUILDING FOR RENT IN SUMMERSIDE

One of the best locations in town, 1100 ft. floor space.

four room apartment second floor now occupied Grend

nor ron FARM woitirfAnLn Cafe. Available November 1st.

to drive tractor. steady employ-I ment. Reg Butler, North River.. Dial 7778.

DEALER WANTED. sofirAnli-

Write Box 538, Summerside.

home necessities medicines. vitamins. spices. foods, DDT, etc., well known every county. For particulars write Raw1elgh's Dept. J-470-142, Montreal, P.0.

AMBITIOUS SALESMAN: To call on grocery. drug. hardware. confectionery, variety store, ser- vice station. and garage trades. We are presently enjoying a very large volume of business with our fast-selling repeat items. We pay highest ommlssions. A hard working and aggressive sales- man can earn 38,000.00 to 310,- 000.00 per year and be eligible for promotion to district sales supervisor within six months Choice territories now open. Write Llghtmlnster Corporation Limited. Hamilton, Ontario.

FOR QUICK SALEI

3 apartment house.

central. Write-

BOX 479 Guardian

THE ROSS BURNE: & ELECTRIC LIMITED

011 5: Electric Ranges - Oil or Coal Ranges - Refrigerators- Vscuum Cleaners - washing Machine Floor Oil Furnaces - Television - Rangetfes- Radius Prest-0 Heat Burners for Kitchen Ranges - Quaker Oil flanges- Csblnet or Space Oil Heaters- Kemac Oil Burners will burn

coal, wood and garbage. Paws (gun type) Furnace Burners guaranteed.

lmmedint delivery 5: installation Cash, Terms or Re-establishment Credit and D. V. A. 141 Windsor St, Halifax, N.S. 56 St. Peter's Road Charlottetown. P. E. I. Dial (Q Evenings, Dial 5553

TENDERS

Will be received up until Oct. 30th for Buttermilk. also hauling Butter and supplies. to And from Char- lottetown and Hunter River .for winter months, effective Nov. 15th.

NEW GLASGOW DAIRYING CO. Elaine Bulman. Secy.

DUAL EXHAUST KIT. (Half Price)

Pipes. clamps, brackets. and muffler for left side of

car. used only 3 mag fits 1955 or 1956 V-8 or Plymouth.

PHONE 6346 Evenings.

BIG BIRTHDAY

SALE NOW ON AT FIRESTONE Home It Auto Co. Ltd.

Free Antifreeze with P119

or s12.ooo.oo. will pay 99:. interest and up to 346,000.00. Write-

Cars BOX 4!) GUARDIAN lam I'D II!

STIROG OI c1'IdoII.AO!l!IInC1.0In-

WANTED

BIG SAVINGS

at the FALL FURNITURE SALE

t

I AyIwarcI's Furniture Exchange, Ltd.

All lines of new and reconditioned furniture. Ranges,

Quebec Heaters, Oil Space Heaters, chrome and wooden kitchen sets, bedroom suites, new and used Davenports and chesterfields, beds, springs and new mattresses, cribs. youth beds, high chairs. end tables, magazine tables, gate- leg tables. dining room tables and chairs, kitchen chairs, floor covering, office furniture and washing machines.

First class auto body mechanic. Painting experi- ence necessary. Top wages. Apply-

MAC'S AUTO-BODY

WORKS 39 Pownal St.

CONVERSION-TYPE. 11 Volt. A-1 condition.

ONE STANDARD GENERAL ELECTRIC

DOMESTIC OIL-BURNER to cycle. Compete with large tank;

S250.00 plus freight charges. if any.

This is an excellent buy. if interested. please write to P. O. Box 31. Sydney. N.S.

Services offered

ISLAND GRILL. QUEEN STREET serving full course dinnen: specializing in Chinese dishes. Dial 5228.

TllcLEOD'S AlJ'l'0e'I!0DY. snTv influx. and w ding at reason ghls rates :91 Allan Strut

Dial MST. p TUTORING. ALL. aun.is:c'i'8. all grades, experienced. Start

now for best results. Dial ms evenings 7 to 9.

SERVICE STATION TO LET I

Long established service station with

large volume businossmidoal for business for some persons with small capital. Enquiro-

BOX 475 GUARDIAN

WINTER'S COMING

Is your home ready for

those cold winter days ahead? For all your insul- ation. roofing and siding needs. PHONE 6911 Russell Construction

RESPONSIBLE. YOUNG. MAN wishes transportation to Central Canada Saturday or Sunday. WI: assist with driving. Phone 071

Wanted

IANTID - ALI I0l'l'I.B

pints of (Inns. Dial X.

LARGI 0PlNCIOCIS.PUfl'l nflorvl Richmond.

;

WANTED

FOR SALE

Television Test Equipment used only six

months.

I only GM 2887 Phillips Bar Generator I only Stark modal T A-I-V.T.V.M. I only Eico 320 signal Generator

I only. Jackson Swoop Marker Generator

model TVG-2

I-6 outlet isolation transformer I-Jackson scilliscopr

ALTEEN'S APPLIANCE

BOX I90. SYDNEY. N.S.

A MORTGAGE LOAN

have security

BUYING

lzooo us. Tool I CAR sssassonasososadoassss M

boerbott&.IlIQrlIIl.

street.

YOUR BEST MARKET . FOR IRON and STEEL SCRAP ,

322.00

ruins hm-an e-uric-rlrr hidIlr.horsslInI'.

1-nleilaeuouulsangioryaaraalvenlenu " cantnsyioaltu opposite saiuaasoonu mt OpsnlA.If.-5P.,l..losdsythroudiFrIay. - ssasspsa.I.-1r.ss. -

3'2 as

III MEIIOIIIAI

MRS. PBISCILLA MACDONALD

The resident of Village Green. lGrand River and surrounding dis- tricts were shocked saddened

"M", when they learned 0 the sudden

1 passing of Mrs. Priscilla MacDon-g "aid at the Charlottetown Hospital. lin the early hours of Sept. 3th..i 1956.

Mrs. Sebaslan MacDonald, nee" Priscilla Ann, daughter of the latel John H. Praught and Catherine. Baron Praught was born In Grand 5 River March 12th 1878. At an ear- ly age she went to the USA. and in Connecticut, she married Jam- es Maclnnis. Grand River. but was widowed.

marriage her only child Addie was born. She and her infant daughta accompanied the remains to Grand River when they were laid to rest.

About seven years later she mar- ried Sebastian MacDonald, Grand River. but was widowed again a- bout five years later. She remain- ed for the greater part of her life at Grand River. making frequent trips to the U.S.A.

Five years ago she suffered the loss of her eyesight and was com- pelled to sell her property and came to live with her daughter Addie and son-in-law. Edwin Duf- fy, Village Green. but she always retained the highest degree of al- fectlon and appreciation for Grand River and had shortly returned from her annual visit where she renewed old acquaintances and bonds of affection she little thought for the last time. Althought handi- capped by blindness for the past five years she accepted this cross as Gods Holy Will. Who doth all things for the usefulness and con- sideration for those who so loving- ly cared for her. She attended a wedding reception of a neighbour Monday night, where to her own enjoyment and the entertainment of guests she rendered vocal sel-l ectlons and also gave a demonstra- tion in old time wnltsing.

The next morning Addie took her as she theli expected for a short visit with friends in Hermitage but had scarecely returned borne when she received word her mother had taken suddenly sick. Addie and her husband rushed to their mothers side and immediately conveyed her to the Charlottetown Hospital where she received immediate medical attention and the last

At first she seemed to improve and was able to converse with her dough who remained by her bed side. but in the early hours of Sept. 26th while Rev. Allstin.MacDonald and Rev. Reginald Phelan were each offering the holy Sacrifices of the mass for her spiritual and temporal welfare she passed peace- fully to her eternal reward. Bles- sed are the dead who die in the Lord from henceforth they shall rest from there labors.

The remains were taken to the Charlottetown Funeral H o in e, where they were transferred to the home of her nephew Alden Plestid. Grand River. from when! the funeral was held Sept. 20th. Solemn Requiem Mass was of- fered by the pastor, Rev. Pius Mao Donald as Deacon and Rev. IAIF nard MacDonald as Sub Deacon. The vestments cm on each oc- casion being I c tribution of Mrs. MacDonald in memory of her late husband who predeceased her 37 years ago. Rev. Urban Glllis P.P. Vernon River, was also pcscnt In the sanctuary. after mass the fun- eral servlce was read by Rev. P. Murnltghan and all that was man- tal of s kind loving wife and moth- er was laid to rest in the adjourn- ing cemetery there to await the glorious ressurection.

The pail bearers were six nerv- hews. Daniel Praught. Arnold Praught, Alden Prestid. Neil

I HalIowo'on

brigade. The precious cargo cast a former resident of last day of this month. about three years later, of this the Ryholm amounted to about

Clark Fall. Charles William Fall

though not particularly robust for

September 23, with urvlos at ths home of his brothsr and the United

Geo. Ebss

and "Unto The Hills." The music being under the direction of Mrs. John Simmons. The pail bearers were Fred Sberren. Frank Myers. Willis Judson, John Hlckox, ward Sherren and George Sher- Iren. Interment was in Crspaud l Cemetery.

Fall wish to express their thanks rites of the Holy Catholic Church.. I” P" WP” helped I" 3'” "'5 '1” to those who sent flowers. cards I and messages of sympathy in their I recent and hereavemnt.

l is Praught.

besides her sorrowlng daughter Addie and son-in-law. Edwin Duf- fy seven grand children to whom she was lovingly devoted and all of whom she did much to cheer her during her afkctlon also two sisters. Richmond and Mrs. Eleanor Law- less. Chestnut Hill, Mass. largely attended funeral. the num- erous mus cards. spiritual and floral offerings give silent testi- mony of the esteem, Mrs. MacDon- 'sld and family no held by friends and acquaintances.

family extend grateful thanks to

Coady and Miss Reid. R.N. To the Sisters and staff of Charlottetown Hospital to Alden Plcstid, to all those who sent mus cards. spiri- tual and floral offerings and to all who assisted in anwsy what so ever during their recent beroave ment. The number of mass cards land spiritual o'ferInits and letters and cards of sympathy

erous to answer individually and hereby grateful thanks are uproa- Praught, Fred MacDonald and 100- . sed. a

"Disaster" Hits OTTAWA ICP) - A Hallowe'es disasfu struck the bubble

Army headquarters said Man- day that when the Swedish ship Ryholm sank in Hamburg harbor last week she carried to the bot- tomtwotonsofjellybesnssna Hallowe'en kisses destined for Maple Leaf services stores of ths

be replaced before Ha1lowe'en tlis Value of Canadian supplies on

87,000. Besides the candy the loss iltcluded children's snowsuits and six dozen maternity dresses.

IN, MEMORIAM

CHARLES FALL There passad away very sud. denly in Crspsud on September 1!. 1950 at the horns of his brother

in his seventy-eighth year. He was the son of George and Elizabeth Vsnlderatlne Fall and lived all his life in Ci-apsud.

He was a man of quiet and kind- ly disposition and will be sadly missed by all who knew him. A1-

some time he was able to be ar- ound and took an active interest In current svents.,He leaves to mourn one brother Clark with whom he resided also a sister, Mrs. Russell MacDonald. Sum- tnerside, one sister and two bro- thers predeccased him.

Ths funeral was held on Sunday

Church, Crapsud. Rev. Lloyd Ar- cher offlcla g. assisted by Rev. . A solo "God Under- stands", was beautifully rendered by Norman McDonald. Hymns sung were "Peace Perfect Pesos."

Ed-

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Charles

She leaves to mourn hsr passing

Mrs. A. T. Macbellan.

'l'hs

R.I.P.

Card Of Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Duffy and

ev. Fr. Roche, Rev. Fr. Phaian; ev. Fr. Austin MacDonald. Dr.

arc to num-

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

.I

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curtain.

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