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.......-.m--:-:-S OOHPION - In loving memory Bangor. who passed away June 16. 1963.

of Hector Compton Gone but not forgotten.

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Always remembe ed by wife. Nellie.

VIUBNEY - In loving memory of . dear mother. in... Henry . Agents Wanted Ennloylollt llsssrtsnltlas For Sale FOIIII IIII Vlllitol Plmlal G"””' W” ”””' "'” J”"'l THIS IS rovn O JOB INFORMATION man my. "”'l5”"'s s'""””- 3”55”' IAN l'Asm.r wrrn rwo iss.-ir ulna. - QUEEN 35- 955' 7 OPPORTUNITY All trades. Many oppo: ' "'3" ll" ”''"'”5' d'""'” "Ami ”” living in Texas want and serving full course din hvmw ""'"""”"d by 5”" To our INTO YOUR own AD- Canada. riie Islands, so. Ainer- PORAGE HARVESTER FOB reliable woman for dom us; peeiallalng in

grass silage. Phone dutiu. Prefer age over thirty nine. but am,

and daughter-In-law, Lyall and

Janie.

m.m....-..EE-1 FERGUSON - In loving mempryl of Ellsworth K. Ferguson, lwhol

was killed in a car acciden June 25. 1952-

A precious one from us is gone

The vioce we loved is still

His chair is vacant in our home;

No one will ever

Oh Angel watch him up abovel

Please, God just let him know

The ones he loved will never

forget I . Tho we love and miss him so.

Lovingly remembered by Mom.

Dad and brothers.

'J fr-.rrmr GURNEY - In fond and loving her. who'

memory of our dear mot Mrs. Henry E. Gurney. , departed this life June 25. 1935.

If all the world was ours to

give We'd give it yes and more To hear your voice and your smile Just as we did before.

Sweet are the memories linger.

Dear is the one that is gone.

In memory we hold you dear mother

As long as the years roll aloof!-

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Lnvingly remembered gladly missed by the family.

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--.-EjE-sm----- V'i wish to thank Mrs. Pike and McLean for getting up a farewell party for me before leav-

Mrs.

ling Borden. Also for the beauti-

ful gift I received. I appreciated

It very much. To my friends and all who helped in any way I Qiank you all. Mrs. Reg Collier.

kritish Boost investment In Commonwealth

WARWICK. England (Reuters) Prime Minister Eden said Satur- day there has been a ”remsrk- able increase" in British invest- ment inside the Commonwealth, notably in Canada.

Iln an address to a Conserv- ativo party rally, he referred to

government's approval of the roposod sale of the British- awnod Trinidad Oil Company to

0 Tuna Co., a large American

"It would be utterly wrong to Illuma that because we have .s,.:sod to the sale-sublcct to uertsln important conditions-of lha Trinidad Oil shares that we re in any way blind or indiffer- ent to these issues."

"If you take the oil industry as investment in

. ew years amounts to much more ban the proceeds we shall re- elve from the sale of the Trin- dad all shares." he said.

RUSSIAN! LEAVE CANADA

MONTREAL (CPl - Eighteen camera-shy Russians. most of them In their late 605. left here aboard the liner Saxonla Friday after living in Canada for a vary- ing number of years. Communist governments concerned about refugees reaching the west. are raid to be trying to lure them back.

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vertising business. One of the top Calendar and AdVEl'll5lB8 Specialty houses will set you up in business with a complete line including calendars. specialties of

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all kinds. business gifts. counter check books. gumm-ed l tape. etc. Extensive. exclusive l territories open. High commis- sions. Give full particulars re- garding yourself to Box 204 cio Guardian Office.

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HEATED 4 ROOM. SELF (ION- talned apartment. Apply 25 hen sington Road. Phone 4066.

THIRD FLOOR WARWICK apartment, 99 Fitzroy Street. Inspection by appointment. Di 8225.

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MODERN 4 R O 0 M APART- ment. 2 bedrooms, heated. Bath. private entrance, oil range Dial 4984. s

lAVAILABLE JULY 1, HEATED

l apartment, three rooms and bath. Hot water. electric stole. Apply E. A. Cudmore. Phone 4655.

APARTMENT, 5 ROOMS AND b a t h. Completely decorated. Heated. domestic hot water. Extra storage space. Belvedere area. Rent 370. Phone 5062.

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I n d : OEEICEWIYEARTNIENTSVIN

Summerside. Double office, cen- trally located. Two door safe in office, can be bought or rented. Five room apartment. (1 ow n town. Unfurnished. unheated. Four room apartment, on Hill, recently renovated. Phone Sum- merside 2392.

Business Opportunity

WE STILL HAVE A FEW Western franchises available in Ontario, Quebec and the Mari- times for Automotive Retail Stores. We are offering this op- portunity to responsible people interested in operating their own business. Take advantage of thirty years' experience by as- sociating with Canada's most progressive Automotive Chain. 115 stores now in operation. For further information write to Western Tire and Auto Supply Limited. Head Office. Box 204. London, Ontario.

cars and Trucks For Sale

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1352 CIIEV.. RADIO. GOOD CON- ditlon. Joe Cameron, Indian River.

1950 CHEV IN GOOD CONDITION. Four new tires. Phone 6004. Will sell cheap.

III! DODGE COACH IN GOOD condition. Apply by letter. Mau- rice Reed. Bradalbano, P. E. I.

log. U.S.A. Computes pay over. seas tare if hired. Write Section 55C National Employment In. formation, 10!! Rroad, Newark. N.J.. ll.S.A. ..

For ltoiit

m......m.?mm... FURNISHED BOOM. APPLY 1'13 Sydney Street.

Foun nooms AND BATH. adults only. ioti I-,Ii.l1sbom St.

6'26: NICELY FURNISHED housekeeping room on second floor. Dial 5169.

4 FURNISHED BEDROOM WITH or without breakfast. Phone 9898 afte 5 pm.

i NICE FURNISHED H E A T E D

front room in quiet home. Apply

Box 206 do Guardian.

'i7'N'r'U' Charlottetown. Write Mrs. Earle Coles. Milton. Phone 6-22.

FOR RENT FOUR FURNISHED rooms for July and August. Write Box 207 clo Guardian

TWO LARGE ADJOINING ROOMS on second floor. Heated. Suit- able for light housekeeping. Cen- trally located. Phone 3759. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. MODERN conveniences, garden lot. On , paved highway. Apply Moodie l MacDonald. Roseneath. SEA. SHORE. SUMMER. COT- uipp.:l for light house-

. , excellent beach for bathing, boating and fishing.

Leslie F. Mac Nevin. Argyle

Shore.

l tages. Eq

For -Rent

Heated four room apart- lment on ground floor, ex- .cellent location, possession fJuiy 1st, 1956.

THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY

Charlottetown .m..M..m.....m.

For Sale

HOUSE FOR SALE. Street. Apply Mrs. Prowse.

OUTBOARD BOAT. CUSTOM built. Excellent condition. Three seats. Decked-in bow. George Wotton, aid

in KING Preston

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FOR sans: - was i5i.YiuoU'rTi

in good condition. Apply 9 Cheat nut St. wgggggg

ONE-it-DOOR R E A C H-IN RE- frigerator. P e r f e c t condition. Storey-Electric. ' I W ng

SEVREI. KEROSENE FRIDGE. good as new. 3800.00. James Dixon. Little Sands.

S9 BUSHEL OF SEBAGO SEC- ands potatoes, Priced to sell. Charles Mayhew, Kinkorn.

ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS. also early cabbage. cauliflower plants. Parker Jewell, York. Phone 7074.

GAS STO"E. BEATTY ELECT- ric washer. 2 folding cots and other items priced for quick salc. Dial 4161.

GAS STOVE. BEATTY .ELEC- tric wast-er, 2 folding cots, and other ilcnis. Priced for quick sale. Phone -il6l.

AT ST. PETER'S HARBOR. dwelling house and one .acre of land. House in good repair. Gerald Barry, St. Peter's Har- bor

KEROSI-ENE REFRIGERATOR fivc ycar guarantee. Perfect condition. Write Refrigerator 121 Upper Queen Street. Char- lottetown or Dial 5607.

NEW IDEA MOWERS. SIDE DE- livery rakes, hay loaders and manure spreaders in stock. Al- so parts for New Idea equip- ment. Special price on Lundell Forage Harvesters. A. B. Mac- Rae. Winsloe.

CHARLES M. SHELDON'S fam- ous book. "In His Steps." and many other religious "best sel- lers" are at the Bible House along with Bibles, mottoes. plac- ques. hymn books, religious novelties and greeting cards. (Opposite Eaton's).

FOR SALE

DESIRABLE PROPERTY

In Savage Harbor, ad- joining land if desired. Near pavement.

MRS. WALTER PlLO'I'T, Maple Avenue, RR. 6, Charlottetown

house. Automatic washer, etcetora. Slllry one hundred dollars per month. Air passage both ways paid if person stays full year. Give personal background and references reply box 100M uardlan

rlllwantod Halo &I-'oiaale

, 31.00 HOURLY

I CAN PLACE A COUPLE OF reliable men and women on a full or part-time basis in very profitable established Island Routes distributing m0..highest quality Paula necessities includ- llll Teas, Coffees, Spices, Ex- tracts. ,- .. M ,. . In. aecticldel. Farm Products. etc Experience unneceas ,. For

appointment. write. Mr. W. R.

Purnell. 31 St. Paul St. E..

ldontreal.

Miscellaneous FOB BUILDING AND REPAIR- ins Phone 4173. CELLARS CLEANED, A s H E s and garbage hauled. Phone 3105.

F 0 R A G E IIARVESTER FOR Grass Silage. Phone 7996.

:.mm.m.m.m?'.... IACDONALIPI DRIVING

it eEHs:c g New let Squadron VV,ill I-.ti.fr:.i'v -Cost Almost 100 Million :

3! DAVE McINTO8H Canadian Press Staff Write OTTAWA (CP) "The RCA '1 three new CF-100 1:-t interceptor

school. Api-oven serlesofdrlw aqisndmgwml on mu, '1'! 10550” ' A f' ' i vl NIllD- ho:-hood ofi8lM,0UJ.000 dcisenlclqeautillc mun. DIAP-09'L ' ticlals estimated Friday.

P Minister Campney an-

sorvtcos oflmil :

......:.....m...:L...... ul'TOWN AUTO BODY. SYDNEY near Queen. Body and fender

sepnlrs at a reasonable rate.

m.m..m.L....T., loLEoD's AUTO BODY. SPRAY painting, and welding at reason- able rates. :94 Allan Street Dial 9151 -

Teachers Wanted

iron sournirnvarrn scnooi. Apply Secretary, N. 5. Mom. son. - FOR BRACKLEY POINT SCHOOL Supplement W00. Gregor Mac. Calluin. , TEACHER wAN'ri-:iTroit-Aiiiiih Road School. Supplement 3500. John Matheson, Secretary. TEACHER FOR G R EE N BAY School. Supplement 3450.00. An. ply Peter Murray, ' rnacnan. waivrnn. FOB Marahfield School. 3500-00 APPIY Mrs. Ernest Fos- ter. Secretary.

KEITH CABMICHAEUS PLUMB- lng and heating on Brackley Point Road. Agent and service mnaun for Mccullocb chain saws.

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THIS PROBABLY THE LAST week to secure the low cost merchandiseg numerous good values left. Open every evening and Saturday afternoon. .7. F. Morris. Kinkora. 0

waurnn A L E BOTTLES pints or quarts. Dial 8595.

coox Ar STAMPER REST- gggch 39 Fltll-'0! St. Phone

S:.,)plement i

nounced'Wednesday in the Com- mons that the number of home

interceegtor squadrons will be to- creaa from nine t 12 "over a period t time."

Officials said the main problem In forming the squadrons will not be availability of aircrew or planes but construction of the bases. It is unlikely that new bases will have to be built out facilities at existing ones will have to be expanded and runways lengthened to ” A the let fighters. The new squadrons probably will be stationed in central Can: ada. as nearly all the eidstlng ones now are. along the most likely route Russian bombers would take. in event of war. to target areas in the industrial heart of North America. '

HEAVY EXPRESS WAGON IN 100d repair. M. Walsh. 51 Chest- nut Street.

AT'l'ENTION TRUCKERS HAUL- ing via Truro, N.S.. why not bring a load of woodvback home when you arrive. This wood is for sale on the Plctou Road two miles from Truro. Railway tie ends 1 foot long. Bargain price in large truck loads. Dial 9109 Tniro, N. S.

YOU CAN PREVENT COSTLY FIRES WITH DOMINION FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. Liberal allowance on old

P. E. 1. Sales Representative 8 Richmond St., Ch'town Office: 3434 R.ea.: 4459

Inner! Stock

ANNUAL . PID"'EB PLANTS. Parker Jewell, York, Phone 7M4

ONE TWO-ROW POTATO CULTI- vator, one potato biller. largo

disks. Also 250 four-month-old pullets. J. Reginald Smith. Emerald.

Senior Supervisory Positions various Government Departmen ments include Telecommunic tion Specialists. Struct and Senior Architect.

Ottawa.

For details.

to 9,080.

Fuels Technologist, Mines and

Chemist--Animal Metabolism lure. Ottawa. 35.940-56.660.

for Engineers ts at Ottawa, up to 53.700. Require ations Specialist, Heating and 'Ventlla- ural Engineers. Air

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNNITIES

(CIVIL SERVICE OF CANADA)

and Architects with

field Construction Engineer

write to Civil Service Commission.

Ask for Circular 56-1151-7. Meteorological Instrumentation Engineer, Transport, Ottawa. up

Technical Surveys. Ottawa, up to

(with Master's Degreel, Agricul-

Medical Officer--Pathologist-in-Training, Westminster Hospital, Veterans Affairs. London. Ont.. 55.700-06.600 t Officer (Airiorce Personal and Emergency Equip-

l2000 - lb. -tonl . Car Batteries .. Paying highest cash pri bottles, scrap metal.

Truck scale weighing to Centrally located oppo Street.

Open 8 A.M. - 5 P.

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IRON and STEEL SCRAP

s2o.'oo Each 51.75 ces for hides, horsehair, beer

r your convenience. site Eatonls Store on Kent

lvi. Monday through Friday. Saturday 8 A.M. - 1 PM.

MAURICE BLOCK & CO.

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SALE

ROTARY WEED CUTTER OR sickle bar for simplicity 3 H.P. Model M. tractor or will ex- change for It disc barrow. J. F. Morris. Kinkora.

Vlantoil To tion:

I? JULY II UNFURNISHED house or apartment with two or three bedrooms. Ito. Write Box 199 clo Guardian.

DUKE SCORES THREE

LONDON (AP) - The Duke of Edinburgh scored three goals for Windsor Park in a 7-0 victory over Friar Park in the final of the Smith's lawn polo cup competi- tion at Windsor Saturday. The Queen presented the cup to the

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RETIRES

At a recent meeting of the Board of Directors of he Bank of Nova Scotis. Mr. H.L. Enman. Chair- man of the Board retired as Pres- ident of the Bank. He is succeeded as President by Mr. C. Sydney Frost who has been executive Vice- Presldent of the Bank since De- cember lst, 1954. Mr. Enman will

Duke - captain of the Windsor team.

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ESCALATORS.

Donit pay three baled hay escalator. est prices ever. For example motor mount, tractor hitch

four or

See us now.

Dial 2518

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chase an extra engine. New Holt releases all strain for the tract about a New Holland better now.

that price you can't afford to be without an es:

continue as Chairman of the Board.

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BUY THE BEST AND PAY LESS. New Holland baler it is not necessary to pur-

and overriding clutch or tr-msmission. See us Capacities up to 12 tons A

five hundred dollars for a.

We have them in stock at the low-

A 24' complete with chassis less tires--0275.00. Yes at 1l'-it)l'.

The Hc1llMtg.Co. Ltd.

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A completed

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Lie RCAF, only late last year tho Buildup to nine in- terceptor squ . which have about 26 operational" planes

apiece.

All are based in Quebec or On- tario with the exception of on-. at Oomox. B.C., dolldnod to da- fend the V-. -:auver area and the two uanacon" tal railways where they pass through the nar- .row trench of the Fraser can-

yon. - Officials said none of the three new squadrons will be formed this

year but a uni. should be n;'g'gg liltyear. TbeRCAF sunio... replace four of the 12 sabre jeg squads-:.ia In Europe with cpxloo units. This appanntly ,wll1'-(lb; doll W b"nln- . but home rquad. ronr beyond oi-mnl strength um thon splitting them in two. The nrst will leave for Europe law this year. .,

A' .ut 4.000 air and iv--um crew will be required for the three new squadron... 0'i'lclals said-the uregulred crews will be. ready

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CLEVELAND IA") - Steel Magazine says the metalworking industry had more sales dollar- wise the first six months of this year than in my comparable pe- rio-' in l-.' loryf And the p llcatlon forecasts a bigger sales e for be last six months of the year if the indus- try lsn't upset by a long steel strike.

Although the first six months of the year aren't ended. Steel fig. area the sales for the period at 355.500.000.000. The previous rg. 60rd 05 335.000.000.000 was set the previous six months. The industry expects to sell S'70.500,ooo,ooo worth of good during the re- mainder of 1956.

7." PER CENT INCREASE "Phi! whopping total of 3138.- 000.000.000 in metalwork sales would be an increase of 7.3 per cent from last year.

The .'IbllOltlOll says'it based its ,predictlon on a continued boom in the metal working indus- try - a term embracing steel Inllll. other metal producersa and manufacturers , of m e t al pro-

Sales ln.Metal Industry This Year Bi:eaking.All Records

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ducts-and on its Indus survey directed to 5.000 ..il:.lI.I;””

Metalworking executives gigo said they expect: ,

Employment will increase 2.3 Per cent in the rzcond half of tho year.

59113118 prices will advance per cent.

Manufacturing costs will jump 5 per cent.

Profits will be up 2 pef can.

Manufacturing capacity wu1.,b increased 3 per cent. INGOT RATE noN

These predictions. Steel says, are based on general labor peace. A long steel strike could dispel the optimism.

"Material shortages are ieltpec. ted to continue to restrict produc. tion." the weekly publication says. "Most serious shortages ex. pected are in steel products, cop per. nickel and aluminum."

Steelmaklng operations Slipped 1.5 percentage points last week. That brought the United State, ingot rate down to 95.5 per cent of rated capacity, the lowest mark since last September.

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B! ED MORE! NEW YORK (AP)-The stock market paused last week to digest its big advance of the pre- vious week.

The latter was the biggest weekly advance in PA years as the market rebounded from its decline on the first news of Prea- ldent Eisenhower's illness. Last week the market rested and con- eolidated its ains.

It loafed e first two days. showed some life in Wednesday and staged a medium-dud rally on Thursday. It appeared the rally was going to continue early Friday but typical and profit-taking nipped advance left the market mixed.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose 20 cents on the week to 3103.00. The daily aver- age was a meagre 1.599.446 shares.

The low volume was regnvded by brokers as an indication that many investors were standing on the ” " pending clarification of certain important questions. One was whether President Eis-

offlce of G. Kel-tlh Plckard, P. E. Island.

N. Y. Stock Market Pciuses To, I Digest Huge Recent Advance

onhower would make hinted! available for I ' tion. Another was the possibility of a steel strike as tho Juno )0 doadlliio M.3”"' i N BAY UP

011 "19 bl! board. best gains in the Canadian section were scored by Hudson Bay Mining, up 1 Points to MV4. and International Nickel. up 216 points to 96.

Granby Mining moved up 1'1. to 1656 and Walker-Goodo ul- vsnced 135 to ms.

Distillers Boagrams was ..

changed at sex.

Others lost . Aluminium Ltd. was down It at 1275i; Cana- dian Pacific down it to 3196: and Dome Mines down 1.2 at 14!,-3..

On the American stock ex- change. Wilrlch Petroleum was unchanged. Brazilian Trac- tion was down Va at (iii. Showin-

igan Mines gained Va to 8475.

Preston East Dome oils draped 36 to 690. Fargo Oil was gown 1-10 at 2 13-10.

Jupiter Oils moved up 89 to Mt while Scurry - Rainbow Q11 dropped 1-16 to 235. '

TENDER PARKDALE SCHOOL

SEALED TENDERS will be received by. G. Keith Pickard, Architect, 100 Flltznoy Street, Charlottetown, P.E.I., until 7 p.m., Monday, July 9011, for the constru

tion of an eight classroom school.

Plans and tender documents may be viewed at the

Arohltiect. Charlohtetmv 1,

Contractors interested in bidding may obtain plans

and tender documents from the Architect on deposit-of 550. This deposit will be refunded on return of plans and documents in good condition with tender.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

TWO HOT WATER BOILERS

. No. 1--4 section Viking Hot Water Boiler equipped with Crane Oil Burner and Oil Tanks. Capacity 2240 sq. ft. of radiation. This burner and boiler have been in use for only two years and are in excellent condition.

No. 2-Crane-Line Water Heater complete with