EATON’S I TRANS-CANADA SALE‘
These special: go on sale at 9 A.M. Friday morning and remain on sale while quantities last. .
Eaton's Trans Canada Specials
WOMEN’S ACETATE TRICOT LINGERIE guys—who sheer and lace trim in white only. Sizes 32 to 42.
each |.49 CAPRJ PYJAMAS—nyion weer and embroidery trim. Sizes mall, median and large. Pink, aqua aid white.
each I.49 sum GOWNS — Dainty muiti embroidery trim in pink and blue. Sizes snail. medium and large. ‘
each |.49
Eaton’s Trans Canada Specials
COTTON FLANNELETTE BLANKETS Whipped ends with coloured borders. size about 70 x 90".
pair 4.29 LATEX FOAM PILLOWS White cotton covering with zippor closing. Standard size.
each 4.59 TABLEOLOTH SETS
Raym an! eaten eats in an assortment of colours. Size 52 x 72" with six napkins. _ set 2.98 Eaton’s Trans Canada Specials SILVER FLATWARE so piece set. daffodil pattern. in walnut case. set 49.50 HOME BARBER SET Set contains electric hair clippers. butch combs, barber shears and comb and plastic cape. ‘ set 8.88 TEAPOT, CREAM AND SUGAR Silver plated with gold-plated lining. set 9.99‘ ELECTRIC SHOE SHINE KIT Curtains hurdles. buffer. polish, etc. set |5.95
Eaton’s Trans Canada Specials SHAPED CANDLES Tear drop ped with netting over glass. 7" high, eittl‘onellla wax helps keep insects away. A colours. , each 66c
SPACE SAVING CABINET Approx. 30" trial, 10" wide. Coley only. each 9.99
NAPKINS Dinner doe. linen hire, white. 59 In package.
package 27c Eeton's Trans Canada Specials BROWNIE CAMERA
Taines 12 pictures. black and white snapshots. colour snapshots or cololr Hides.
each 5.29 AIR FRESHENER 10 me tin of nioer scented spray. 77c FILM V:le or am for black and white snapshots. - each 49c
Eaton’s Trans Canada Specials
MEN’S HOSE Combed cotton, nylon reinforced. fancy patterns In a variety d colours. Sizes 10% to 12.
pair 39c WOMEN ’S SEAMLESS NYLONS A var-41y of lovely shades including bronze-tone. sun-tone. tender beige. 1! mice and brown taupe. Sizes 9 to 11.
pair 39c Eaton’s Trans Canada Specials
BOWLING BAGS Nylon bowling shoe bags with upper. Navy. green. black.
each I.09 RAIN HATS Clear plastic in coloured case. ~ each l7c PLASTIC HANGERS - Good quality plastic hangers. Mauve only. each 9c SHOE TOTE BAG Made of corduroy. plastic lined. Dark shades only,
each 57c
colours.
KNITTED WORSTED YARN m. 2 ounce sloein, assorted ‘ each 44c
CUSHIONS Satin oudliom and stitped. Amrted colours and sizes.
CARD TABLE COVER Reversible quilted can! table oovnr. assorted colours. Eaton’s Trans Canada Specials each I. I 9
Eaton’s Trans Canada Specials
CRYSTAL ' ‘ Hand out cryflal in assorted patterns all greatly reduced. A Wlde.
each 3.79 to l0.95
. assortment of pieces. 30% off reaular
WASTE BASKETS Al! meta holds. mortal pltterns. each 79c DISHES Send " Min-ping” pattern. 10” dinner plate.
each |.09« w
Births, Deothsl NOT'CES
NOTICES
Marriages BIRTHS CHA Mrs.
ISSON — To Mr. and Emmett Chalsson. Roll Bay, I daughter. weight it lbs, 14 02s,. on April 24. 1963. at the Char- lottetown Hospital.
BOWLEY — At the PET. Hos- pital on April 23rd. 1963. to Mr. and Mrs. Heath Bowley (nee Elsie Coffin), a son. Garry Heath, weight 8 pounds. A brother for Ralph. ]
NOTICE
Spring bus schedules effective April 28th. I963. All buses to operate on Daylight time.
For information phone Ch'town 4-3948 S'side 6-2822
' ISLAND MOTOR TRANSPORT LIMITED
‘ Announcements
CITY & QUEENS I CAKE SALE will be held at "WE TREAT THE SICK WELL” Moore and McLeod: Friday. —— Glggey'g Pharmacy. “Up-to- {April 26th. at 2 pm. Sponsor the -I€Jinute" prescription ser- 1 by Alexander Women's Institute. vice. e can call for and deliver your prescription. Phone us to UN” SEVEN Park Royal
Parkdale — Sherwood and all l5“? 3‘ El“? 3'05” SherWOOd- isection; of the city . . . Dial FErlday. Am! 26th. from” p-m- .4'3170' RUMMAGE SALE. ‘ BEGINNING April 25th. Bingo April 26th. 6 every Thursday evening in St. Prowses cooking stand.
‘Ann's Parish . Hope River. sored by the Eastern Star.
Friday, p.m. at Mrs.
WILSON —Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson (nee Marlon McCor- mack) St. Peters. are happy to announce the birth of their laughter Donna Marie, 5 lbs, 11 ozs., on April 20th. at the Kings County Memorial Hos- pital. Montague. A sister for Janice.
STRAIN -— Mr, d Mrs. Frank Strain announce the arrival of their daughter at the Char- lottetown Hospital on A ' 22, 1963. Weight 7 lbs., 13 ozs. A sister for Frankie and Paul.
‘TRAINOR — At the Charloth town Hospital on April and] 1963. to Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Trainer. Donagh. a daughter. Mary Helen Cynthia. weight 7 lbs. 8 ozs. '
ENGAGEMENTS
CONNOLLY — O'FIARA —— Mr. and Mrs. James Connolly, Charlottetown. announce the engagement of their daughter. Catherine Bernice. RN. to 'I‘_J t'I‘ed) O'Fialra. son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert O'Fiara. Ville La Salle. P.Q. Marriage to take place June 29 at Holy Trinity Slogan Catholic Church. Mlon- re .
DEATHS
ARSENAULT At 'Plrince County Hospital on April 22. 1963. Barry Scott Arsenault, age 12 days. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Arsenault, Market Street, Summer- sl e.
DALY — At the Prince Edward Island Hospital. April 22. 1963. James Edward Daly. Iona, aged 80 yea-rs. Resting at the Hemlessey Funeral Home from
WANTED
BY
PROTESTANT FAMILY SERVICE
Donations of used cribs. carriages. strollers, children's clothing. etc
Phone 894-6929
ANNUAL
MEETING — BANQUET
PRINCE CO. ARTIFICIAL BREEDING CLUB
LOT 16 HALL - MAY 8TH. - 8 PM.
Guest Speaker —
DR. 0.6. MOORE.
Manager of the Central Artificial Breeding Unit Fredericton. NB.
ALL MEMBERS and their WIVES ARE INVITED
Please notify the Secretary or President in your area on or before April 26th if you plan to attend.
PHONE or WRITE A. S. JOHNSON, Phone 601-11 Belmont, Lot 16 FRANK JARDINE, Wilmot, Sec.
Phone 436-7916
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I OBITUARY
. Inserted by friends and rela- ltives Is a tribute to the deceas- .ed.
FRANK I". PAQUET
The many friends. not only?
inhishometownoISour
were sorrowftu shocked learn of the sudden death of anank Paquet at his home In lSouris on the morning of Dec- ember 11th. 1962. at the early while resting in ;his rocking chair. 1 e was an employee of the
H . . rs. POS'I‘PONEMENT — Pot Luck ‘ C.N.R. and Worked as a Ioco- ‘ descendants of one arm “on
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“only who WI! don M with the may dear m .of their loving M ‘compaldonhthehonn. 'l‘othue dear ones. the many of sympathy, the lid! 31.. ,‘ferings, the large concourse 1 friends accompanying his to- ' . Mary's Chirdl.
day _._ prompt Free Delivery “Unwed Church will hold a cake throughout the entire PWVlnce ‘ will to a degree, 911m.” am, “now but most consoling h :- lthe divine truth of the Oommun— ‘
glen of Saints and the journey they will be reunited with him in eternal happiness.
He was the youngest son «1 Ithe late MJ and M Pequet.
I Supper which was to have been Emotive fireman tor the past 19 i families of sour“ and 1e...“ m Clair
SPECIAL MEETING Kingston Legion No. 30, Thursday April 25“!- 8=30 N". lponed until further notice. ,
CARD’PAR'I'Y Wiltshire Hall' every Friday night. 30 p.m.‘ Sponsored by Hall Committee. I
DANCE. MILLVIEW Hall. Fri- ldance tonight at Kenslngton day. April 19. Musi Three Mac's. 'Tremtonrs. Admission 75 cents.
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
held in Hampshire Hall, Satur- gyears lday. April 27th. has been post-‘
c by the fCanadian Legion. Music by the;
CAR SALESMAN
We have an opening for an alert young sales- man. The man we are looking for is presently employed and anxious to improve his present
position, must have Selling ability and willing to - work hard to achieve success. Apply in writing 1 giving reference etc., to |
l Guardian-Patriot Box 4294
i NOTICES NOTICES
l i NOTICE Any person willing to cater l at the Horsemen Canteen at the Racetrack, kindly contact
the Exhibition Association.
where the funeral will take place Saturday (not Thursday previously
rm ael's Church. Iona, for Re- quiem High Mus at 9-30_ In- terment in the church ceme- tery.
MARTIN—At the Plrince County Hospital Annex April 24, 1963. axime Martin of Emerald, aged 83 years. Remains were forwarded from the Davison Funeral Home to his late re- sidence where the funeral will be held Friday morning. leav- the house at 9:30 a.m. to St. James Ohm-ch, er- tield. for Requiem High Mass. Interment in the church ceme- tery.
MYERS -— At the Charlottetown Hospital. Wednesday. April 24, 1 . ' 'am J. Myers, Cove- head. in this 74th year_ His remains are resting at the Charlottetown Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held Friday morning leavlng the funeral home at 8:45 for Requiem High Mass at St. Eugene’s Church, Oovehead at 9:30. Interment in the church . cemetery. .
MacPHAIL _ Donald M. Mac-l
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Argyle Shore. Monday, April- 22. 1963. in his 55th year.
mains are resting at the Cut- cliffe Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held Thursday aftrenoon. service commencing at 2 o'clock fol- lowed by
ment in Argyle Shore ceme- tery. Please omit flowers, lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the cancer society.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere thanks to doctors Clark, Beer and Grant. the nurses. nurses aids and staff of the Prince County tIl-Iospital for their kind- es
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tives who visitel me, sent cards. treats and flowers and to those who helped at home a special
llh . Mrs. Chas. MacKenzie. Mal- peque.
IN MEMORIAM
WAIDMAN — In loving memory of a dear hustland and father Joseph Wadman. who depart- ed this life April 25th. 1961, he memories we have of you
y! No length of time can take aw
Lovincly remembered by the family.
Phail. at his late residence. 1"
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each 40c Eaton’s Trans Canada Specials CAR TOP CARRIERS M b.- m.
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each l0.99
ANNOUNCE WHIPS
OTTAWA (CP)—Appomtment of Alexis Caron. 64-year-old Lib- eral MP for Hull (Que). as chief government whip in the
one w announ Wed- nesday by Prime Minister Pear- Mr. also an- nounced the appointment of
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Cam-l dude and a tom’s favourite. If: four eyelet canvasl nleendheels.agaypri cushioninsdej 001m: blueand black. SlmSm’H
Mellon- wntn rube and
[Hark Centre. as depu whip.
James E. Walker. Libel-fl MP for tile Toronto-area seat of
iv The whlp‘s Job involves ensur- ing that members of his party are’ present for votes in the
W m m _ Commons for committee palr L69 um. and for annular WOMEN’S WALKING SHOES “$3,343.11?” ‘“ “- Cmmumluu.wmmmp° ' r'mamWammm-uuumm. inn-m Waummm “Colonialism! ROYALSECUBITIIS ~ I to O. . Corporation Limited pair 6.95 Investment Securitiu ° mun. M ‘lo mean-3.. one.
NOTICE
Thanking all our customers for their business in the past and looking ahead to the future. We feel ‘° the best policy for everyone concerned is for us 'to go on a cash basis. As of May 15. 1963, all parts and repairs will be cash. All outstanding accounts are to be paid on this date. Accounts not paid will be handed in for collection.
Signed:
Young’s Service Station Red Point
ST. DU‘NSTAN’S UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLU'B
SPO'RTSMEN‘S DINNER
Charlottetown Hotel May 7th. 1963
' FRANK MAHOVLICH
as guest speaker with other attractions! Reception 6:30 pan. 820 P0? Pita Dinner 7:80 pm. reception included Special father-son rate TICKETS: lag. Madeline. Daniella: Hood's
Pharmacy. Hutu
telephone No. 4-6823 or H.J. Kennedy 4-9309
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ClthWLMAN'S of P. CROCKE T&STOREY
His passing leaves an irre- ‘placable vacancy In the com- lmunity as an outstanding. up- :right and enthusiastic citizen al- lway's interested in and an ardent
REGULAR THURSDAY nighllsulaporter of all proposed im-
iplrovements for our town a
lot his loved church. and 3 Having and conscientious hus- lband and father of a beautiful
I A PANTRY SALE by Firec- town Presbyterian ladies In Smallmans Store. Friday after- noon. April 26th.
i THE GRADE 12 Drama Club .of Kensington Re ional High l
g ‘ . School will present “The Absent adm
IMinded Professor" In the High 'School Auditorium Thursday. ,April 25th. at 8:00 pm. Admls- 1sion .50 and .25.
AT HOME —- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Smith. 375 Cedar Avenue. Summerside. will be at 1home to their relatives and :friends on Saturday. April 27th from 2: 2 pm. on the occasion of their 50th Wedding ‘ Anniversary.
| KING'S COUNTY
i DANCE. S'I‘ Peters Bay Holy
IName Hall evelv Thursday lnight. dancing from 9:30 till 512:30. Music by the Thunder- lbolts. Also Record Hop every
Saturday night. I SPECIAL LEGION mwtillg Friday, April 26 at 8 [HI]. Pre-
Iscntation of trophies to Legion
curling champions and runners-
DR. BJ. GRANT Optometrist will be in his Montague cfflce every Saturday from 10 am. -
,
a pm.
I l ‘ DANCE. LEGION Hall. Car- Ilgan. Friday. April 26th. Can- lteen 9-11. dancing 9—12230. Cliff lPeters and John Webster musl-
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Steel construction throughout. Vinyl bumper and
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Charlottetown
loyal and charitable supporter?
brothers Howard and BL gof Souris and Reg. 0! New Jersey. His sisters are Ndlie.
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Mrs. Frank Thompson.
Gretc * en. Mrs. Leo Long. all of USA. I.
u and Margaret, Mrs. Louis Metr-
His beloved wife Mary nee David! to whom he was hep lly lmarried in 1933. hls one dang - :ter Joyce. R.N.. Mrs_ Leo Gal- Ilani. Charlottetown, and three isons David with the R.C.A.F.. Clhatham. N.B_. Bert and Leo at ' ‘hczme. all have the deep and ._ A sincere sympathy of their many «1 lfriends and acquaintances whom he was so respected and
ired. On December 14th. after Re- quiem Mass. celebrated by Father J..l. Dunphy. assisted by ' Father J.E. Cash In the choir. v his remains were borne and ten-
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consolatio- , . that at the end of their earthly
Ire. R.L. Van Marter. Nettle. r“
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derly laid to rest by his friends ”
and boyhood companions John
Grant. William Acorn. Ed Town- .
shcnd, Roy White. George Mc-
Intyre and Leonard Walsh. with
final prayers in the cemetery
'by Father LI. Dunphy. ' May he rest In peace.
CARD OF THANKS
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Mrs. Frank Paquet and fam- lly wish to extend a sincere ‘thank you to Drs. J.C. Sinnott and E. Kassner. Monsignor J.A. Murphy, Fr. J.E. Cash and Fr. ' . .l..l. Dunphy. to the many friends who sent masses, spiritual bouquets. cards and ’ letters of sympathy. flowers and to all those who helped in any way during their sad bereave- ‘ ment_
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