‘ OTIVE AUTOMOTIVE

I USED TRUCKS

ARE FOUND WHERE

BEST NEW TRUCKS

ARE SOLD

$200.00 COUPON This coupon redeemable for $200.00 Cash tol l96l',FARGO ammo and Chassgs. Goad tires. I Ready to go to work. ' I ‘ - COUPON EXPIRES JULY 24th. 1960 CHEV. - 3 ten 51 Cab and Complete new Point job. New Lv I960 CHEV. - '/2 ion 5 Long wheel base, dual wheels. Very low mileage. WELL BELOW MARKET PRICE AT Fitzroy Street Charlottetown “MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE ) ,. ‘. ROCK - SHAKE SIDING and FOR OLD 0R NEW HOMES By Johns-Manvilie Permanent Centennial Colors . Thefmost inexpensive home care Let'us prove it with a "FREE ESTIMATE" Low Cost Financing MONARCH ROOFING & INSULATION Ch'tbwn' 894-4560 S’side 436-3419 CAMPING EQUIPMENT Tents, Sleeping Bags. Air Mattresses, Stovas, Lanterns, Coolers. Lounge Cots, etc. Over 300 different items in stock Lt RENT-A-TENT Ir

46.St. Peter's Rd, Charlottetown 892-2368

the purchaser of this vehicle - mtor. I This coupon must be presented on completion of sale.| Chassis. motor installed recently. Ready for the road ' I ON” 4 . INSULATION : “M Jobs Completed for Your Inspection" 5 Year Ask for JAMES STEWART We SELL and RENT Name Brands at the Best Prices Open 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m.

CLEARANCE SALE -

,l MacKINNON FURNITURE STORE I r" Murray River

JULY 22nd - AUG. 5th "All Goods Must Be Sold” Beds, springs, mattresses, couches, floor obver- ings. rugs, drapes, paints, hardware, tables. chairs, etc. NO REBATES - NO REFUNDS

— SALE CASH — All Book Accounts must be settled within 30 days.

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VITAL STATISTICS

BIRTHS

VICKERSON —- At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Sunday. July 19th.. 1964 to Mr. and Mrs. Reid Vickerson [nee Dixie Cudmore). a son. Alan James. Weight 7 lbs.

DOYLE — Ru’h and Allan are happy to announce the ar- rival of their son. Robert Frank at the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Thunsday. July 18, 1964. Weight 7 pounds. 11 ounces.

FILES — Rev. and Mrs. Leslie R. Files of New London are pleased to announce the ar- rival of their daughter. Yvonne Leslie. t) on

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at Hospital. Sunday. July 19th, 1964 at. 11 am.

DEATHS

SLOAN - The death occurred in Portland, Maine on Sun- day, July 19. 1964, of Mns.

Leona A. Sloan of 57 Elm-

wood Street in her 75th year,

widow of the late John W.

Sloan. formerly of Prince Ed-

ward Island. Funeral services

will be held on Wednesday morning, July 22. with pray- ers at e onmy Funeral

Home at 7.45 lollowed- by Re-

quiem Hiiigh Mass at St. Jo-

sephs Church at 8.30. Inter- ment will be in Calgary ceme- tery. South Portland.

ENGAGEMENTS

MacMURDO — CORBETT — Mr. and Mrs. J. Vic Mac-i

Murdo. Kelvin Grove. an-I nounce the engagement of their daughter. Nancy Lee.

to William Allison. son

Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Cor- bett. South Granville. The marriage will take place Aug- ust 15, 1964. at 2.30 p.m. at Remington United Church.

BLANCHARD — MacINle — Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blan- chard. Klnkora. wish to an-

ANNOUN

CEMENTS

CITY & QUEENS I REPAIRS T0 automatic wash- I ers, dryers, electric ranges,l

refrigerators. Factory traqudI Admission 25c

service men. Storey Electric.l dial 4-7341 day or eight.

CLAM BAKE at Stanhope Lane. Tuesday. July 21. Ser- ving from s to 3:30. $1.00 per. plate. mored by e Stan-l hope Beach Development Al-I aoclation.

GIGGEYS PHARMACY new location 131 Great George St.‘ We treat the sick well. Pl‘c-I scriptions first. Dial 4-3170; Prompt free delivery. ‘

nounce the engagement of their daughter Mary Marlene. to Pliillip Carlyle Maclnnia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Maclnnis. Charlottetown. Mar. tinge to take place in St. Malachy's Church. Kinkora, August 29th, 1964.

IN MEMORIAM

MacQUARRIE In loving memory of our mother. Mrs. Frank MacQuai-rie who pas- sed away July 21. 1963.

Though her smile is gone for- ever. .

And her hand we cannot touch

Still we have so many memor- ies of the one we loved so

Her memory Is our keepsake with which we'll never part God has her in his keeping We have her in our hearts

IN MEMORIAM

MacINle — In loving mem- cry of Lottie Maclnnis who passed away July 21. 1963.

There is a smile we will always . remember. I

A voice we will always recall. I

A memory we will cherish for-

ever. 0f one so dear to us all.

Always remembered by Ve- ra. Keir and Margaret Camel- on.

POULTON — In loving mem- ory of our darling daughter.i Loraine A. Poulton who died] July 19. 1944. .

A little lamb too sweet and)

ure I

Upon this earth to roam:

An angel cam

e And took our dear child home

Sadly missed and lovineg remembered by her family.

EMPLOYMENT

Johnston Motors Ltd, Sala

Con

EMPLOYMENT

WANTED

Sales Manager. New and Used Cars

ry — Bonus and Prof-it Sharing Deal. tact: E. K. Johnston, Pres. Custom Motors Limited Peugeot Sales & Service 3644 Keran Road. Halifax, NS.

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Murray River, P.E.I.

too numerous to mention.

followmg.

Administrators:

NOTICES NOTICES AUCTION SALE

JOHNSTON’S RIVER, THURSDAY, JULY 23 . AT 2 PM.

on the farm of the late Ambrose Lewis

2 binders, McCormick Deering hay mowar, hay rake, hay fork and rope, scuffler, s-ulky hiller, No. 35 Ferguson tractor, plow, single plow, driving. sleigh, box sleigh, wood sleigh, set of bob sleighs, driving wagon, jockey cart, cream 5 e p a r a t o r. beater digger, 1/5 ton Dodge truck, 2 horses, 2 tractor trailers, disc harrows, threshing machine, Broadcast seeder, bench saw, spike harrows. quan- tity of standing hay, cattle box and other articles

If day unfit, sale will be held

Leo and Joseph MacDougal‘l J. Thomas McKenna

first fine day

A uctioneer:

EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT

' WANTED

DRIVERS WITH DUMP TRUCKS WANTED TO HAUL PEAS.

Apply to: MR. CRAWFORD LANGLEY FRUIT PACKERS Montague

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POSITIONS Now OPEN Selling 0 Office Work 0 Stockroom

FULL TIME AND PART TIME ENH’LDYMENT IN ZELLER'S NEW STORE TO OPEN SOON AT 159 KENT ST.. CHARLOTTEI‘OWN

Ready-to-Wear lei-y - Men s, Ladles' Accessori m Wear w Nations and Toiletries en's 3031' Odd.- W .w W L. ed Tflousewares log a 0.1/8 . Cone Cam and Blunts NONSELLING POSITIONS: , Office cum 0 Sign Machine Operator Minions (tennis)

ATTRACTIVE SALARIES AND WORKING commons in who so new" salaries. Zelm'l Pam w“ Discounts 0

litiosl G an . :rollt 9.1:!“ 13'3" menu-lining work I Sumner and Winter Vsca- I C will ' APPLY: ‘ ‘ MISS STRAIN National Employment Charlottetown

AT ONE O'CL

followmg:

set Bob sleighs; wood

TERMS: CASH

Spreader on joint note.

Lewis Penwa rden Owner '

Trans Canada

Wilmot School

Central Lot I 6

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cottages.

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AUCTION SALE

AT ELLERSLIE. SATURDAY, JULY 25

Having sold my farm I offer for sale the

STOCK: 11 good milch cows freshened; 2 Heif- ers two years old to freshen; 10 — year olds; 7 Spring calves; 40 year old hens.

MACHIN Massey Tractor 22. Trailer; Cockshutt Manure spreader No. 633 (new); Cock- shutt two-sod plow (new); Binder 6” cut Inter- national: Tractor barrows; spike harrows; seeder; Threshing mill and blower:_2 belts; haymower;

cream cans; buckets; separator: horse hoe; hay rope and fork; quantity of harness; 20 cords fire-. .

wood, fence stakes. Quantity of furniture. Numer- ous other articles not mentioned.

Six months credit On Tractor and Manure

Phone 50- I 2 Crapaud

PUBLIC NOTICE THE TOWN PLANNING ACT REGULATIONS

OCK .SHARP

sleigh; truck waggon;

Melville 6. Bell

Auctioneer

now apply to

Suburban Charlottetown

Highway

Incorporated Villages

District

Linklotter School District Shorbrook School District

School District

All that area within one mile of the boundaries of in- corporated Villages. Towns, Provincial a n d National

Land adiacenf to Beaches. particularly for summer

lining a buildin lot or erecting a dwelling

The depths of sorrow we can- ‘ not tell, Of the loss of one we loved so I well; I while she sleeps a peace-' ful sleep Her memory we shall keep. F o n d l y remembered Mummy. Daddy, Sisters Brothers.

NEWPORT — In loving mem-I ory of my dear wife. Newport. who passed aw y July 20. 1963.

Away in the beautiful hills n!

alway

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By the valley of rest so fair,

Some time, some day. we know I not when,

We will meet our loved one there.

Always in our memory. and forever in our hearts. Ever re- membered an sadly missed by her loving husband, mother- in-law and family.

MacQUARRIE — In loving memory of our dear granny. Mrs. Frank MacQuarrie, wno died on July let. 1963.

e had a wonderful Granny

To us she was one of the best

One year ago God called her

To that beautiful heaven 01 rest.

It broke our hearts to loose her I

But she did not go 11

For part of us went with her

That day God called her home Alway mem red by:

grandchildren, Lillian and Ai-

lan MacInnis.

BRYENTON — In loving mem-I cry of John Allison Bryon/con, I who passed away July 19. I

1961. i What would we give if we could I

y Hello Allison in the same old! W8

To see your face and see your.

smile 0r sit and talk with you a while. I IBu memories are all that weI

have left 3 Of a ’wonderful husband and

the We can never forget. ‘ Lovineg remembered and sadly missed by wife. Margaret and daughters. Helen and Bar-

bare. CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our. thanks to the many kind neigh- ‘ hours and friends who called. sent

following the sudden death our beloved Wendy Gaylene Weatherbie. A special and sincere thank you to Rev. 6.6. Wyrwuns, Dr. A.L. Saunders. Cutcllffe Funeral Home. Sis- ters a puplk grade nine of Birdhwood High Schoo and to the Canadian Girls In Train- ing of Trinity United Church. Thank you all from the bot- tom of our hearts.

Mrs. Lona Weatherbie and I

, ton Hall.

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Helen I M I

Neighbors and en . saddened by the sudden pa of battle Grant Road in his 54th the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Grant.

Betty, M

Eleanor's; old. all at three

ATTEND PROVINCIAL Rose

Show. ParkdaIe Women's Insti- tute Hall. Thursday. July 23rd. Doors open to public at 8 p.m.

RCMP MUSICAL RIDE. plus eight races. Charlottetown Driv- ' ing Park. July 25 and 27m. Tic- kets available from members1

of the Rotary Club.

HAMPTON UNITED Churchl Iturkey and ham supper, Ramp--

Wednesday. Serving from 5 p.m.

July 22.

TURKEY SUPPER. Marsh-1

field Hall Wednesday. July ‘22. sponsored by Presbyterian Lad- ies Aid. Serving 5 p.m. Adul‘s $1.25.

ICE CREAM Social, Mt. Mel- lick School, Tuesday evening. Ju lat.

ICE CREAM SOCIAL

2151. Women's Institute.

COME TO Strawberry

Education Centre. Cavendish. T

ucsday. July 21. serving from" p.m. Sale of Home Cooking. Sponsored by U.C.W. of Caven-.

dish Pastoral Charge.

AUCTION PARTY tonight at 7.30 pm. at the Kinsmen Re creational Centre. 82 Fitzroy Street. You are invited.

HOME MADE Ice cream gang Brook, Wednesday. July

TURKEY AND Salad Supper High School er River. Thursday. July 23rd. starting at 5 p.m.

DANCE IN Corran Ban Hall Tuesday night. Modern and oid time music. Canteen service.

DANCE WILL be held 1 65 Hall. Tuesday, July 21

ICE CREAM sorial Ed acDonaId's. Wednesda July 22nd. Serving starts at 7 o'clock Auspices Anglican Women's Auxiliary. Cherry Valley.

REGULAR TUESDAY night dance at the Recreation Cen- er. New Gla sgow. danc- ing from 9.30 to 12_ Music by the

cl-Rays.

MY NEW BOOK "Concerning Prince Edward Island" (Fred W. BagnalI). costing 51.00 will be available September 1st.

KINGS COUNTY

STRAWBERRY ICE Cream

Social In Bridgetown Hall. Tuesday evening July 2151. Sponsored by Dundas UCW.

n Lo st.

at y.

in: Springton School. Tuesday. July‘ ‘ Sponsored by Springton‘

and ice cream festival at Christian

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INJURED IN HARLEM RIOTING

A Negro bleeding from head injuries is led away during the rioting in Harlem Sunday

night. Violence in the district flared over the weekend in the wake of Thursday's slaying of

a 15-year~old Negro boy by a while policeman. (AP Wirephoto)

auditorium, Hunt-

Memorin Emperor Franz Josef

: VIENNA tAPI—"I asked God j if anything in life would be I spared me." I So once groaned Franz Josef of Hapsburg. emperor of Aus- itria-Hungary. a man of great I personal tragedies in the midsc . of the pomp and glory of one of i history's most illustrious dynas-

ties.

His brother Maximilian was shot by a firing squad in Mex- :ico. His sister-in-Iaw Carlotta. had gone mad. His son and heir. Rudolf. commitied suicide. .His unhappy. vagrant but be .Iovcd wife Elizabeth was stabbed to death in Geneva. His nephew and new heir. Franz

Ited by Rev. Eugene Murray.

IFerdinand. was assassinated at Sarajevo in the incident that sparked the First World War.

Yet the man with the mutton- chop whiskers. who ruled Aus- tria for 68 years and still haunts its memories. was to be spared great calamities and indignities. He died in 1916 at the age of 86. two years before the break- up of his empire

He never dreamed that most of his empire ‘would one day slip into Communist rule. EMPEROR’S EMPEROR

Franz Josef was the acknowl- edged "emperor's emperor," a ramrod man whose court was proud of its ostentations gran- ' deur and suffocating etiquette.

DANCE FORTUNE “a” . Re“ Preston Hammill was pre- . at the age of 18. the scion of

every Wednesday night. Cliff Peters orchestra. Canteen ser- vice.

ANNUAL CHICKEN and.ham supper in St. Charles Hall on Wednesday, July 29th. S starting at 5 p.m.

HOME COOKED ham and salad supper Cambridge Hall Wednesday, Jul 22. Adults $1.00. children 50 cents. Sup- per starting 5 pm. ’ s of the Peters Road Presbyterian Church.

MEET OLD comrades a‘. Ier Reunion for ings County World War One veterans at Brudenell on July 29. If you wish transportation contact your nearest Legion Branch.

PRINCE COUNTY

PRINCESS PAT Drive in Theatre. July 20 and 21: “Shock Treatment". Stewart Whitman and Carol LIndlay.

RESERVE SATURDAY July 25, 1964. for the picnic at St. Brigit's Church. Foxley River. Dinner. swings and games.

ALBERTON CENTENNIAL Parish Picnic. Saturday. Au-

st 1st. turkey dinner. games. entertainment and fiddlers con- e

GOSPEL TENT Cascumpec — Meetings continue Tuesday through Friday at 8.30 p.m Please note change of time.

ME. AND Mrs. James Pend- ergast will be at home to their friends on the occasion of their

40th Wedding anniversary at the Pendergast Residence in .m. — 5

Kensington, from 3 p p.m. and from 7 p.m. — 9 p.m. Wednesday, July 22nd.

ED MATHEWS and hits old Jamboree and I

July 22. I p.m. Sponsored by Wml'l Institute.

OBITUA RY

Inserted by the family. DAN'I'LE GRANT S WON sslng Pcake‘s He was

of year.

The deceased. a kind. loving

lather and neighbor. was made. ceased by his wife sixteen month ago.

Ldt to mourn the loss of a

devoted father are six children:

rs. Basil Mclsaac. St. Daniel. Wayne. Har- Gregory and Teresa Lee. home. Also six sisters and

uppers

.IGeMrmde. Mrs. T

. sent in the sanctuary. I The pallbearers were: Sam- } uel Johnston Sylvester Trainor, Vincent Grant. Emest Clarkin. James Hughes iind

‘ tery.

j CARD OF THANKS I The family of the late Dantle Grant sincerely thank Dr. Bon- nell clergy. those who sent flowers. mass cards enroll-

ments and messages of sym-.

pathy: also all kind neighbors

and friends who In any way helped to alleviate the burden of sorrow.

OBITUARY

Inserted by the family.

EARLE E. ACORN Lake Verde has lost one most respected citizens in person of Earle E. Acorn. passed away at his home on . Born at Mill-

its the j who .June 22nd. 1964 [view 81 years ago, Son of late John Acorn and his wife Ma tner. with the excep- tion of a couple of years spent in Western Canada he spent his entire life in Lake Verde. The deceased was a man of fine Christian principles. honest and upright in all his dealing with his fellow men. Always ready to lend a helping hand in time n 11 He will be greatly missed in the home and com- nnmi'tiy where he was loved and respected by young a

He leaves to mourn his wife (nee Lillian MacLean) formerly

ross Roads, one drain

and two mos. Helen. Mrs. Guy

granddaughters. Shirley. Ruth Irene. Fame and Beatrice Game- Ister. also two sisters one 'brother. Lela. Mrs. Joseph Lam- .hros and Perry of Calgary. Al- ,lrcrta. Nollie. ers. A. Camp- Ibell. Ipswich. Mass. one siwer.

. Bernard

land one brother. Sidney proh deceased him.

The esteem in which he was 1held was evidenced by the large assembly at Pownalvl Un‘ Church for nera-l services.

The services at the church and grave were worm-ted by Rev. GAD. Elliot. assisted by Rev. TR Gmidge. Hymns sung were "The Lord's My Shepherd" and "Breathe On Me Breath of God.“

Flower hearers were ‘

the1

ndold.I

Ia house which had spawned 'kings for 600 years. His heter- ‘ eogeneous r e a l m embraced

lmore than 40.000.000 people of

I rule. I “Farewell my youth.” he

sighed when his feeble-minded .uncle. Emperor Ferdinand, ab- Idicated and blessed his teen- : age successor.

-was under the influence of his mother Sophie. who opposed his marriage to the ravishing but flighty 16 — year old Princess

. Elizabeth (Sisy) of Bavaria. As

troubles piled up in the empire.

Franz Josef was often dis-

tracted by bickering between

Sophie and Elizabeth.

"I ’ OPEN DISCONTENT

I His private life breaking down and his army beaten in 1859 in the field in Italy. Franz Josef returned to Vienna to find , discontent openly displayed. une 1866. Franz Josef was ' manoeuvred by P rin ce Bis- march into a war with Prussia. . This lasted only two weeks and . threw Austria out of Germany. ; with the loss of its Baltic posses- ‘ sions there. I Helmuth von Moltke crushed lthe Austrians at Koenigsgraetz

iin Bohemia. What Moltke and.

.Bismarck did there was the Iforerunner of what Prussian- .Germany would do in France .9 in 1870. to Belgium and France Iin 1914. and what Hitler Would I do on the Western front in 1940.

I . . ‘ Th v to at Koeni s raetz . Gamester of Hunter River. En-T e m r'v g g ‘ eley and John. Lake Verde. five ‘ vow"

made Prussia the No. I German Europe But. Bis-

, . . 'I marck did not. march on Vienna

and destroy Austria. He lined it up as an ally against France. I So at the age of 37. Franz I Josef had failed with Italy. with ‘ Germany and with Hungary.

All these years the ravishing I Sisy had been gallivaniing rest- Ilcssly over Europe. He wrore .her pleading letters addressed !to "my endlessly beloved sn-

He came to the throne in 1848 i

t he was God's anointed to ‘ gentlemen.

His reign started roughly. He ‘

TIContinues Io Haunt Austria

'mannikin." Such pleas followed {her until she was stabbed to f death by an Italian anarchist in l 1898 at Geneva.

DEATH PACT

She had returned briefly to comfort Franz Josef after the debacle at Koenigsgraetz. and :again in 1889 after their son Rudolf killed the Baroness Ma- ria Vetsei‘a and himself in their death part at his Mayerli'ug hunting lodge.