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l' ge 10 The Guardisiil Iitiduy, April 5. I957 '

IN MEMORIAM

Bl It(i0I'.Vl'2 - In loving incmoryf

of our dear father Henry Bur- goyne who passed away April. 5, 1955. This (Ia) he do remember, A lining thou-,:bi we gitc. In one no longer with us. But in our hearts still lites Aluays remembered by Gt-oi-29 Hlatichc Gavin Milton.

WELLS-In loving memory of AI- fred Wells. husband and fatheig, who depart . this life April sthw 1936

in a Kr:-ixo,xai'd suit!) sic-epiiig.

Close beside a country road

l.ic.: H loved one we lute so (Ii'al'll

Gone from us to his abode.

sh-xlter in the rock of ages Aiit-bored on the golden shore.

In the arms of Jesus.

Rrsl my dear loved one for aicr

I'IIl'Il'P. .

Always renieiiihrred and sadly missed by wife and family.

RFJIVES-In luring memor) of.

Earl S- Rr-eves, Summerside. who passed an ny, April 5,. 1956. Deep in our hearts your memory is kept we lme you too dearly to our for- E9l.

Sweet memories of you we will al- ways treasure. Loving you always. forgetting you never. Lovingly remembered by wife and son Willis. CHURCH WC NORTH 'I'RYON Presbyterian Church Service. April 7th. ll a.m. Church School 12.15. Miss Mary A- Mat-Ken: Deaconess.

REEVES-In loving memory of Wallaca Reeves, South Frec- town, who passed away April 5. I956.

They never quite leave us, dear ones who have passed Through the shadows of death to the sunlight above. A thousand sweet memories are holding them fast To the places they blest with their presence and love. Always remembered by Wife and family.

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere thanks to the many kind friends and relatives who sent cards and messages of sympathy during our reccnt sad bereavement. Also it special "thank you" to our kind, neighbours who rendered us valu- able assistance during our absence Mr. and Mrs. Oliver A. MacLeod Bradalbdne.

we wish to express our sincere appreciation and thanks to Dr. Cox. and his associates doctors, Our special nurses also nurses and staff of the P.E.I. Hospital. and visiting clergyman who made so many calls. To the many kind friends and relatives who sent cards, letters and treats and visit- ed us while we were patients in hospital. A sincere thank you one and all. Mr. and Mrs Chester Buntain.

Ask Improvement In Transportation For North Slioro

& I raisin . .

A '1”: cnogcg mr '3AytLARGI'Z CRIB ALSO YOUTII chicks for all markets. Tourl Nil "ml '”'75- gggmg g, g - markela. lmmetiate shipment 'f(j,1.;ii inn. s1'ItAW AND on-sl pullets. Ask agent heir for spring price list. Chas E. Worth, Cur. Chestnut ad Elm; J. spent-cr Hughes. Emerald. Bray Hatchery Moncton N.B. Tannery St. off W. Main.

"cm and Trucks For Sale

(.'eoi-.:i- l.auiun. Pownal. Fill-:x.ii.m VENETIAN suiis, for that tit-it cslinialtons Dial 753. Edit SALI-I MAN'S suutA1'iloN wrist watch without strap App 297 Sytliiet St. or Dial

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NCHYTCIIAY 11- PlIb'I.vdI07Ia&ssstia.I

Gerald St.

rr---R 7M'-- mix as m . bath on ground flow. Apply Box

3 Guardian.

-PM W 'mi

BOOKKEEPER W A N T E D -

Ch'louii

1052 3 TON ClIEVR”LET trui-lo Dial 3124.

in: bones: snnsn, 2573 miles. Excellent condition. Dial 9-I9.'l

Eon's.ii.r:: isso METEOR SE- dan good body and motor. Phone Ill-210 Vernon River."

BLUEBERRY LAND. 50' ACRES. At Point :19 Roche. for shore or iiood-land. Box Sill t..i:it'dian Phone 37”.

LARGE I)ESIR.-ABLE BUILDING Lot. 133 North River Road uzl foot froiiiac.-. 115 foot-deep. Dial- 9768.

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IF-NFGLISHV CAR-IN PERFECT

working Cttiltlll-ion. Apply Adrian Jolmy 7 Ram old. good brood w Box 909 Guardian N0-H.-E ,. hereby given by 5””"3"' U'l'fl,I5”"' mare. Has been trained in II -”?”:; I Forbes Corporation. Ltd. here- f5,i;b'Fox"ri.T(i 5.1 CONDITIE secondzc rmiil-is Folland North tanner Caned lithe compuw Low mllagc. Phone 7103 after Granville Pl-ll. LIVINGSTONE - Mac- I

-3 F:'::”::;”;t.t;;tr.rT:.:tR" ARTHUR NURSING 3517515-?3"3?-iwiii--33 '3--33'-

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19:?-gf::R:I1r:;;,9i:h11);;11y,oI.lI:r&y1l:lgEa5: Also forth of I00 ncrel: .munzsl '” ahareholden and unable pm-9, py.one'4937. huilziiiizs sniiic hard wood. Apply. that the debts. liabilities and ” Neil D. .'lIarI.Pnd. Hartsville. - other nhlIL'ali0ns of the com- . TI C SEDAN, ALL NEW . .. W in- '

”li0r::.oNpr:cticaiIy new motor, risiiizmii-:N COPPER BRACE. Opetllroi ffmaledandhmalie P-any haw been duly provided wm,;d1ak,feed9,- camping,-ade, it-t1e's for sale. Beneficial re- 30ma959en an C mn' for or protected and that the

Phone 7008. I hot for salt watt.-r bolIs- Post- -;--mm-j-mr: paid anyullcrc for 31.00. Ever. 1”; Itpggtmfgggzx ett l)csRocite, Prov. Sanitarium.

right for quick sale. Apply to .:El..:- ... -.m...?:

F r on Wadman. Kensintzton. 'AT MT- -5'"'7W-ART THE ESTATE

of the late tiilltnore Jardinc. 6 room house including water. - Workshop and blacksmitl Forge I Also Household effects. Apply Mrs. Gillmore Jardinc. Mt. Stew-

art or Phone 41465. City.

Phone 96-2 or R. D. Machatiyen, Hunter River.

car: Leaving

CAR LEAVING FOR IIALIFAXI Sunday returning Friday. Phone I 1 Kensington. I

tachments almost new, I 40 bushell Intr-rmationl manure TWO ROOMS. 139 KING STRFE:-I spreader for horse or tractor-

!-0TE gr-Loon SANDERS Excellent coiidition. P. 0. Box Chandler Bros. out 5557. 571- C"8"l0"e""l'"-

--'-r";””r",;,”' 75; FARM or us ACRES so scans

Fogrzfhpg dmjlgf zlgiifnem clear, balance in maid and sofil mu 3258' wood. Well watered and good

EEERIENITEF rvi-Vilsir

A s iiii-. oAnoEiv'iiKEi)7'itT(7.l C0"diI,I0'?R tor, with cultivator and plow at- Olltbulldmgs also pair. Apply-

-MT pasture. Land in high state oil FOR RENT - STORE OR OF-

flce 27 Central St. Surnmerside. Phone 3236. Summerside.

LARGE HEATED AND FURNISH- ed room. Second floor. Nice lo- cation. Dial 3306.

A STORE IN CITY, CENTRAL location, reasonable rent- Box. 900, Guardian.

FURNISHED nahrnn RO0lll with sink. Near P.W.C. Suitable for one or two girls. Dial 6"73.

FOR RENT- Pin-:iiiiEiEs":ii7 Wa-

cultlvation. buildings in good rc-I

pair, with running water and electricity. Situated on pave- ment. Apply Vernon Donnelly. Summerville.

. IIOMEMAKERS - ONLY ELNA.

dares to make this offer. If you can find any other home sewing

Elna can do. Elna will buy it for you. If you are thinking of getting a new Sewing Machine) it will pay you to investigate how we can make this offer- Arrange.

3 ROOM COTTA-GE. HALF MILE

for a free I-Elna Trial in your

ter St. West Summerside store home. by calling our Inslructlonl

or two small offices. Phone 3236 Summe side.

FOR RENT--MODERN BRIGHT Six room house. Good location. Inquire 374 Beaver Street Sum- mei-side.

IIEATED APARTMENT 8 IX rooms and bath second floor. 375.00 monthly. Brighton Road. Dial 8476.

WANTED 2 BUSINESS GIRLS To share 5 room heated apartment, centrally located. Write Box 904 Guardian.

ONE ROOM. NICELY FURNISH-I

ed and heated, handy both hos-I

pitals, suitable for business lady'

ial introductory offer.

Clifton Hotel, Summerside.

WANTED i-:xi7t:iui::Nci-:iT7:i7L for house work May 1st. Good wages. Sleep in or out. Apply Box 905 Guardian.

OPERATING ROOM NURSE Graduate nurse required with post-graduate 0.R. Please state salary required. Maintenance 535.00. 40 bed hospital with con- genial working conditions. 401

Centre 3lt0. Our first ten cust-IUsed Radios omers will receive a very spec- Used C081 3 nd

T: I Female llalp Vianteliiv Ele WOMEN aNn".GiitLs. APPLY Electric

sires work in evenings.

cally ill patients. For in- formation phone 7729.

FARM FOR SALE

AT WIN SLOE

40 acres of land in good and. re-

Bungalow in good

GORDON E. McEwen Bristol, Lot 40

FOR SALE

I Coombination Radios and Record Players 39.95 up

Oil Refrigerators 225.00 up. machine. that does everything Electric Washers 29.95 upl Kitchen Sets - Table

Chairs and China Cab-I

ineta 49.95 up Electric Refrigerators 49.95 up 9.95 up

Stoves 29.95 up

Burner 89.95 up FIRESTONE

Home 8: Auto Co. Ltd;

187 Great George St. Dial "5547

DE- Apply

Wood

ctric Rangettes 29.95 up R a n g e s, Four

.'.'."".'...'."f.'.?.f"..'.::;...'”'.':l.i.'.l: 3.: --2 r----. R-owledee or of reference. Occupancy May 1. t)IP""E- ll "I9. 'm 452:. Phone 3010. P. 0. Box 38 W1" "Id! .... .w. "t "N" .- Charlottetown Apply GIRL rusountas iiousn woiix by the day. Dial 4645. ggj-.. PRACTICAL NURSE nnoilinns I work full or part-time. Dial g

charter

'S'EII9dl J. S. FRY. Assistant-Sccrctary.

GUARDIAN

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Advertisements received up until 5 p.m. for publication

following day. I p.m. on S a tti r d s y for publication Monday.

Classified advertisements are

inserted at the rate of so per word par Insertion for one and

two times; 2V:c per word for three. four or five times. and ac per word for six or more insertions. I) word minimum.

50c for deaths. births and marriage notices. Engagements 31.00. Card of Thanks 04c per Inch. In Mcmorlanis 10c name for listing of Flowers. Wreaths, Masses etc.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

.51: per word. Minimum charge 60c.

LOCALS

I . City and Central: be per ' word. Minimum charge 60c. Q Eastern and Western locals dc pa word. Minimum

I charge doc.

I CLASSIFIED DISPLAY (on Classified Page)

I Q Ole per inch for one insertion I Q Mc per inch for two insertions

. 77c per inch for three or more insertions.

or genteiman. Phone 5478 afterl

3 pm hour week. Fare refunded after

six months. Apply Admlnistrs-I tor. War Memorial l-Iospital.I Williams Lake. B.C. p

Lost Anii Found

uosr ram MAN'S ocassi-:s.i

outside city on paved road. A- vailable May 1. Rent 325.00. monthly. Apply Box 906 Guard- in.

OTTAWA (CP) - The tremen- ous resources developments on to St. Lawrence River north ore require better transport fcilities. Auguste Maltals. Lib- e. at member for Charievolx, said Sbtiirday in the Comons budget ddpate. . Specifically. he asked the gov- orncnt to extend shipping facu- Ittcs at. Points au Pic, near La Malbalc. Que.. a CNR rail point

from which small coastal vessels PM” 2853' H M” -,”rr-rs ';.' "-- -r' ml transport freight to isolated points IL!-:c1'Rol.,Ux VACUUM 'DEsn0YER FOR USE ml

on the north shore.

Mr. Maltsls said that he be seen as many as It freight cars waitlnfl as long as 15 days to be unloaded at the crowded Pointe an Pic pier. The facilities ought to be improved to allow more ships to load and unload freight.

The Polntc au Pic harbor. be said, is open year-round. although only about too miles downstream from Quebec City's ioeclogged harbor. It was free of ice and- foiz all winter, tnus safe harbor to coastal vessels.

YOUTIPS nan. CA-IIINETA RAD-

'rwo (soars, om: iviifxinc.

n vicinity of Hunter River. or: F”, San R X Miller Weeks Fred-' UPRIGBT STEAM BOILER. AP- Cflctoll P-1'3-L

I

IDST MONDAY NIGHT A PAIR,

of women's glasses in brown plastic case, between Capitol

Theatre and Holmans. Reward.-

ply 11416 Kent St. or phone 5840.

lo. Phone 6873.

GRADE siioitrii6R'ic".(iji'-T)?-' FM... New can ,9”

ply Charles Roberts. Charlotte-

WANTED

Dealers to sell NSU-BMW Motorcycles. 9 Models.

Paris and accessories. For further information write to:

HUB MACHINE SHOP 99 Pearl St., Moncton, N. B,

town R-R 3- Miscellaneous L ilbsfllt-A-IiItT3tIFLED..7'REE

six dollars each Joe Richards. for hum” Apply Guard," op - I

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

337 Convent Street, Summerslde: nu. chulouemwni

out-door toilets. Eats right down to the earth. saves you that un- pleasant cleaning task. Full dir- ections, satisfaction guaranteed. Order a can now. only 31.00 post- pald. Log Cabin Products. P.0. Box 161 Charlottetown-

Cleaners (re-conditioned by Mar-I ltimc Compact Sales) 2 yr. ser-I vice guarantee. SW35 to 849.05. Telephone Maritime Compact Sales. Hunter River 17. I 20 FOOT BOAT. 2 YEARS 0LD.I Perfect condition. Will sell with, or without engine. Sterling Clark, .

3 t . . mntm-L...--. um 1'" 1" ARTIST WANTED .. somzons,

BARRISTERS.

SOLICITORS. Etc.

loll. Mathuoi-i 5 Foster

Iunictusiend st.

1. Elmer Blanchard, IA. lalstifsnsle Ildllwlntdlll 3 0"- to

Phone 4832 M. A. Former, Q.C., LL.!.

OPTOMETRISTS

J. A. Corrutlisrs. l.O. Ill lsnt I. Dial I01)

Byron J. Grant. O.D.

ll Km I. DIAI Ill .mm.M..M..M.L..E:.. J. S. Taylor, R.O. corner lent I Queen sh.

law firm re- quires bookkeeper. must

CORPORATION. LTD.

company intends forthwith to an ply to the Secretary of State of Canada for leave to surrender its

I"

Gus farmer.

been in apparently good tip to within two weeks of hi death.

His home was ever a haven in

Church. He was the last surviving mcni

cherish his memory are his ht

mond: also nine grandchildren A son Frances and a daughter Mary Loretta predeceased him several years ago.

In spite of the inclemt-my of the weather many friends and neighbors called to visit his last remains and to pay humble tri- bute to one whose memory will always be cherished. The funeral was held on Monday. Janunr.v 14. from his late iesideiice to the Im- maculate ('liurch. where Rev. Leo-

7EE2lT&?iAi"e FOR SALE

We have the following attrac- tive properties for sale:--

CORNER OF PRINCE AND GRAFTON STREETS: - Large two and one-half storey frame building located on Corner of Prince and Grafton Streets. form-

”, crly occupied by Guardian Pub.

Company. Building is in good repair. steam'heating.

POWNAL STREET:-Large brick dwelling in good repair contain. Lng twelve rooms and bath. Hot water heating. Large lot. Three car garage.

ADMIRAL STREET;--New single dwelling containing seven rooms, powder room and bath. Very modern. Forced hot air heating. Oil furnace. Garage attached to house. Dwelling and garage fully insulated.

BELVEDERE AVENUE:--PARIC DALE: New single dwelling con- taining six rooms and bath. For- ced hot air heating. Oil furnace. Large lot.

MALPEQUE ROAD:-New bung- alow typo dwelling containing five rooms. sunroom and bath. Situated about two and one-half miles from the City. Forced hot air heating. Oil furnace. Large lot.

LONGWORTH AVENUE:- Two- unit apartment house in good con- dition and location. Apartment contain four and five rooms re- spectively. Hot water heating. coal furnace.

BRACKLEY POINT ROAD:-New single dwelling containing five rooms. sunroom and bath. For. ced hot air heating. oil furnace. Garage attached to house. Large lot. Property is situated on the Brsckley Point Road a short dis. tancc from Bclvedere Ave.

CONFEDERATION 5 T R E E T. PARKDALE: - Single dwelling containing six rooms and bath. Oil furnace. Large lot. garage on premises.

CONFEDERATION S T R E E T. PARKDALE:-Large lot having 102 feet frontage and 134 feet in depth. Nice location.

GAY AVENUE:-Nice lot In resi- dential scctlon of City having a

for invalids or semi-iIvalib.' Writs - DIR I50 Guardian.

.......................;m noouiittiisiilisiiivosiici-&;.i..........

mnm””””mai'-'3u'i.f.”3o.

Gallant in in. ash: year. R-M Mt1-t""- the oldest and most es- residents of Wellington, ri.oiiAi. TRIBUTE! lived almost all his life there, PILLOW

when he was a very prosper-

His death came as a great lII0('I(I to all who knew him for he hadl R.C.A.F. Station. Summcrsidc. health; WREATII

He was the son of the late Frank I SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS Gallant and Mary Ann Pembrolte.l

all who came there and a hearty Maine. welcome was always extended to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas " , rich or poor. Whenever his advice or help was required it was nev- er refused. In church and com- munity he was an ever willing worker, and a God-fearing chris- ll tlan. He was visited frequently by his pastor. Rev. Leonard MacDon- ald. who administered to him the last rites of the Holy Catholic

ber of a family of twelve. Left to

slow, the former Agnes MacDon- ald. three sons Bernard. who tr-, and family. aides in Miscouche: John Russell in Toronto; and Michael on the Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cameron. homestead. One daughter, Mary, Mrs. Raymond L. Glllis in Rich-. family.

May his soul rest in peace.

Wife and family. SPRAY

Civilian Personnel Association s' Staff of Heating Plant. R.C.A.F

istation. Summersidc.

Mrs Ann Soherty. Boston, Mass.

r Mrs. Elmer Cameron. Bath,

VANCOUVER glee slayer Joe final in crime. James llnred

a "stool pigeon."

ment in Ottawa.

Cloimr Innocence In MUl'C'-BF. Confesses To Armed Robbery

(CF)--Convicted a rududdtducu and a parting lab lmbls I partner Card. who was In I note written before his exp cotton for the murder of a Van-

couver pollccmnn in December of 10 Gordon denounced Carey as

Carey was granted I Iast-niin- ute reprieve by the justice depart-

In his note Gordon said: ”li ;, tradltlonary for s condemned per. sonto says fswlast words; out no different than others berm me inasmuch as facing facts an concerned. Ere I depart this Wtlrla of hwocrl-y to the lenersl Public I make these observations.

"1 have yet to meet a 'stool plgeon' who would not sell his miserable soul for a .phony three dollar bill. This cue has proved that. To Mr. Hill this lawyer) and Rabbi Goldcnberz. I express my deepest appreciation for their sin- cere belief in me and for their

Wcymouth. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. John Arsenault. Reading. Mass.

Mrs. Edith Bryant, Madison. N.

Airs. Caroline C. Perry. Lynn, Illass. MASSES Mrs. Linus Gallant 2. Michael Gallant. - Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barry Air. and Mrs. Raymond L. Gil- - Iis and family. 2. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gallant

John R. Gallant. Mr. and Mrs. MacGoodwin and

k I Thomas Noonan. Mrs. Joseph E. McNeiIl and Nor- ma. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Gillis and Family. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Ayers. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gaudet and family. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Praught. Mr. and Mrs. Eusabius Camer-

Ralph McLellan.

on and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Herb O'Brien and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown.

Albert Cameron.

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose McNeill.

Emmett W. Cameron.

Mr. and Mrs. Linus McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Fonce Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cameron.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McNcill and Justin.

Jerry and Jackie Praught.

Mr. and Mrs. James R. McNeill

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gaudet. Miscouchc

MI".-Ind Mrs. William Letson, Dorchester. Mass. 2.

Ira Desltoche. Miscouche.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Harrington,

Federal Surplus Still Mounting

Harris I ported Friday.

38,393,000 last year.

The over-all surplus for the 11 months of the year which ends next Sunday was about triple the 3187.- ll99.000 for -the similar I055-56 per- iod, but Mr. against concluding that the cur- rent surplus would remain high.

In his budget March 14, Mr. Har- ris estimated the surplus for the current year would total about S282.500.000. in the last month of the fiscal year. he said Friday, spending normally exceeds reven- ues by a "substantial amount."

Revenues in February slipped to S350.29'l.000 from S353.72l,000 last year. though the 11-month to- tal of 34.513.130.000 was sharply higher than the 83.888.729.000 a year ago. Expenditures also eased in the month to 3342.508.000 from 3345.- 32tt.000. though again the 11-month total of 53.909,02l.000 was an in- crease over the 33.700.030.000 last year.

Haverhill Gas Union. Haverhill Gas. Co. - I-Iaverhlll Distrubtion of Gas. MASSES

Husband 5.

. and Mrs. Walter Smith. 3.

Summerside Mrs. Frank I. Gallant and fam- ily. I Mr. and Mrs. Philip McDougall.l Maiden. Mass. ,

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Camcron,' Bath, Maine. 2. ' Mr. and Mrs. Linus McKinnon

Sydney Goodwin. Goose Bay, Labrador

Mrs. Albert McNelll

Mr. snd Mrs. John P. Gaudet. Richmond.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown.

Numerous cards and messages

IIAIIII OF THANKS

The family of the late Lintis. Gallant wish to thank all their friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness. To Rev. Leonard MacDonald and to all those who sent masses and mes- ranges of sympathy. also to those .who helped in any way during their recent sad bereavement.

I iii iitiioiiiiif

MR8. ADELLA J. WRENN

The death occurred at the Hale Hospital on February 23rd of Mrs. Adelln J. (Corr) Wrenn, daughter of the late Francis and Mary Ann Corr of Newton, Prince Edward Island.

She had resided in Haverhill. Mass, for the past 35 years. Her quiet friendly disposlt' won for her the esteem and affection of a wide circle of friends in this city. She was a devout member of St- James Roman Catholic Church and was attended frequently dur-

Winnipeg.

Mrs. Florence Keefe, Meirosc. 3 Mass. 2,

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hebel, Jersey City.

of sympathy were also received. 3