Am

C :A Lillle Ad Brings,-Big Results - Try Classified I

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us.

We still viish that he were here. Always remembered by moth-

er. father. sisters and bmtbers.

MILLIGAN - In loving memory of our darling Pearl, daughter of Eilr. and Mrs. A.L. Mtlligan who died Sept. 1951.

At night when all is silent

And sleep forsaken our eyes.

Our thoughts an in a lonely

grave

Where our loved one lies. lmvingly . F ed and dly missed by her Father and Iother. brothers and sisters.

IN MEMORIAM

DANIEL NOONAN. 83.

The death oxurrod at his borne Bedeque. on June 18th. cl anloi Noonan. prominent farin- er and life long resident of the community.

Born at Bedequa at years ago. he was a son of the late Danie! Noonan and Catherine Connors.

Mr. Noonan was a highly res- pected citizen. and always took a keen interest in all things for the betterment of the Community His kind and friendly dis-position won for him many friends. and his death is a distinct loss to the community, and especially in the home. where he will be greatly missed. He was a devout mem- ber of the Catholic Church. and his life was characterised by a deep sense of devotion to duty.

He leaves to cherish his meni- ory. besides his wife the former Margaret Smith. four sons and three daughters Lorne L. of Charlottetown, Harold of Sum- merside, (My:-tlev Mrs. Robert Dunphy of Kcnsington. tBIanche) Mrs. Harold Goodwin of Sum- merslde Aletba. Earl and Bryon at home. Another son Alban pre- deceased him several years ago. Also surviving are one sis- ter IMinniel Mrs. laney of Maipeque. and one brother Stanislaus of Ina Angel- es. California.

The funeral which was very largely attended. was held on Saturday. June 15th. from his late residence to Saint Peters Church. Seven Mile Bay, under the direction of the Monaghan Funeral Home. Requiem High Mus was celebrated by his Pal- tor, Rev. Reginald MacDonald. who also officiated at the grave. Assisting la the sanctuary was Rev. Austin Bradley. Interment took place in the family plot. in the adjoining cemete y. The pail bearers were: Walter Bowness. Ralph Callbeck, Ralph Conneliy. Arthur Sherry. John Green and Joahia Arsenault.

May his soul real in peace.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Daniel

Though we know he can't be with .

Wilbert De ”

our: BED-AND wsniftoan. reasonable. Pnong 6133.

CREAM SEPARATOR: ELECT- ric also Studebaker car. Apply Fulford Darrach Clyde River.

imsciraw. i-17:11:11.. sv- enue aiter 5 pm. No phone calls.

student. Phone 7939.

BOARD AND'ROOM MALE sru- dents or business men. oil beat- ed, single or double rooms. Central location. Dial 9246.

cars tasllag

Ei:Xvr'ii6"r'-ort nos'r5iv ocr.

PARTS FOR I!” MONARCII Apply 10 Summer st. or Dial 6020 after 5 p.m.

N0 LOBSTER TRAPS AND rope one year old in good condition. 7

HALLS -MILL AND noowran. Elmer Mann. Indian River.

ITOUSAE "ritiria-Iii IDEAL FOR Sportsman 3150. Phone 8802.

Mkrs.-"Alli.-'stznsI"Nnw."Ar7. ply to Mrs. Bruce McQuarrie. North Winsloe.

10, can take 1 passengers. MODEIIFIVTSIVX R.O'OM,BUNG-

Dial 9457. alow. Apply Peter Creamer. mm Palmers Lane, Pariidale. cars and Tracks For Sale W---m---or

I952 HALF TON TRUCK, GOOD condition, cheap. Dial 3306.

IN! PLYMOUTH, R A D I O. heater. reasonable. Phone 6786

CHEV. GOOD RUNNING order. James A. Gallant, Cav- endish.

1963 FORD IN PERFECT CON- dition. good tires. Apply Louis Costello. Rusticoville. Phone If-2.

ONE - TON MERCURY truck. will take cattle in trade. also one general purpose work horse 8 years old. Dial 4587.

I956 DODGE CRUSADER. DOW milage. In class condition. Call 4651.

I951 FORD SEDAN. A-1 CONDI- tion. new point job. 1952 Chev. Sedan. Cheap for cash or will accept cheap truck-in trade. Willis Judson, Crapaud.

I95! MERCURY. LONG wheelbase M 500 2 ton. Heavy dtity equipment. Booster brake. 12 ft. stakg body. May be seen at our showroom 49 Queen Street. Price sisoo. terms may be arranged. L.M. Poole and Co.

1951

BiNt'NoTiiooMTrAnrIr-:'”ATv"rs chairs. hand carved. solid wal- nut. Phone 9350. Wm

For: SALE 1 ROOM BUNGLOW Apply John Jenkins. 54 Allen Street.

BOAR PIG TWO runs out. Dam score of 94. Louis Griffin New Wiltshire. 7

IST-YEAR UNIVERSITY TEXT books. Contact 9527 or 3) School Street.

adorn FOR SALE on POND St. Apply Mrs. Lena Macin- nis. 7.38 King St. M A

aovs BIKEJIN GOOD corms-

tion. Apply Jimmy's Shoe

Shine Parlor.

isss RAMBLER STATION Wagon. automatic transmis- sion. Radio and extras. Darn- aged front end. May be seen at Walter But-hoe's Service Station. Longworth Ave.. Char- lottetown. Write offer to Box 99. Hunter River, P.E.I. For Rent HEATED FURNISHED ROOM suitable for 2 adults. Dial 673. APT. TO LET FOUR ROOMS and bath, heated. continuous: not water. available immed-I iately. Write Boa (I1 Guar-

KuAN'ri'rvTor-' too dKtIrFi. size barrels. 310 each. Wad- dell Bros. Crapaud.

sTr'i:iv'tfiyTs'""r3ounr;n"nsniTn-r. shotgun. used twice. Phone . 7256. I

(TNT:-Iti'ET.T5-I-:r-:i:i')ls:iT"t'-o”r7r7r Hall's Mill. John Burrows. Wil-. mot Valley. I

F17)-ti'ii”r3otZisitiiit IN noon: condition. Priced to sell. Dial- 5607.

ONE OUTSIDE ANTENNA. LE'I'I go at rs8ROI'IIbIP price. Dial! 6263, Mrs. Cleveland.

tions in iadies' and childrens' dresses. also skirts, liousecoats. bras and girdles. etc., seeks active representa- tion. No experience required.

No deliveries. No disbursement. City.

All the work is done by our sampied and coloured photos. Highest corrtmisnlon paid In full immediately. Free dress bonus. CAPRI DE PARIS, 4235-M Iberville St., Montreal.

lost Inc Fund

STRAYIJD. NEWLY FRESIl'EN- ed. Holstein Cow. please notifyj Wallace Mallett, or phone 'ItlBj

LOST TIRE AND am. nos 1 sa,I in vicinity of North Rustico. Apply to North Rustlco Seri- vice Siation. Reward.

LOST BETWEEN MARATIME Electric and 84 Elm Avenue. on Tuesday night a Bulova watch. Finder please phone 8250.

this Help Vfsatel

YOUNG MAN to WORK IN general store. must be inter- ested in eggs and poultry. Experience not necossa y. Re- ferences required. Waddeii Bros. Crapaud.

DRAFTSMEN ARE IN GREAT demand. Train by home-study for a well-paid secure job. Home study courses on Blue- print Reading also available. Diploma awarded. Free folder Mention course required. Pri- mary School of Drafting. Dept. CG. Box 123, Station "Q," Tor- onto.

ISLAND GRILL. QUEEN IT.

serving full course dlnnas: apecIaIlzing.in Chinese dishes. Dial 5228.

Services offers!

COLLEGE oTru.s wmrs Jo? baby sitting afternoons and evenings. Phone 3301.

strita. '

portunities.

All replies will be strictly confidential and interviews will be arranged in your

JOSEPH W. KILEY ASSOCIATES LIMITED Merchandise Consultants -

Sewing Leading Canadian and United States Retailers.

Reply: care of Maritime

Office, 26 Elliott Row, Saint John, NB.

I must be sold, owner leaving

FOR SALE

Plymouth car in good running order, newly paint- ed and new motor. Cheap for cash.

Also double barrel shot gun. No. 12 guage

Also television set. R.C. A. Victor. Like new, one year old. at a bargain. All

province. Can be seen at Rosebank, Kelly's cottages, any time.

James Weatherbie, Rose Bank. Southport P.0.

Teachers Wasted

1'-EACHER FOR Dalton. Coleman P.E.I.

WANTED

Large quantities of chicken and fowl

accepted every day

weigh and pay for same at time of delivery. Or phone I5-2 for pick up service. Contact

me for highest market

PARKER CANFIELD, Crapaud.

at our promises. Will

prices.

AUCTION SALE

Having sold my property In Summerside I offer by public auction Saturday, September 14 at 1:30 o'clock my household effects consisting of the following:

One bedroom suite consisting of double bed with box spring, bureau and chiffonler. one chrome break-

fast suite, one chesterfield,

ing-room suite, five rocking chairs. two straight chain, , one arm chair. Singer sewing machine, two rugs, size DERBY , 9 by 12, over drapes. bedding. hooked rugs, dishes. one School. Apply to MrI- Bay rotary power lawn mower. one lawn roller. and other I articles too numerous to mention.

dian.

roun'-iioiitir-'"Aiisn-rmiznf with bath. Mrs. J.W. Carruth- ers. Montague.

bath. Heated. 875 monthly. Ap- ply ll Goodwill Ave. after 1

P.0. Box 323.

NEW COLEMAN FLOOR FUR-I nace in original crate. Will, sell at greatly ieduced price.i Phone 5692. I

GROUND FLOOR HEATED 300 LIGHT SUSSEX. NEW apartment - stove supplied. Ha ” e pullets. Ready to Phone 9925. v lay. Elmer Fyfe. Stanley

. T6o"iT"A7s-air-i'a':tVv?--FWD Wu-

REGISTERED Nottrrtkoouui try Cheviot Ram. three years

p.m. old. Gerald Johnston. St. Fort REN1'- s ROOM APART- ,G”'F9.'--;. ....- L... ment and bath. suitable for SEVEN ROOM DWELLING newly married couple or of- with three acres land 2-1. flce girls. Centrally located. miles from city on Beach

Grove Road. Electricity. oil- heated. Phone 7017 or SSE

Vlsntsti I

wwrso - A17? norrus. Pints or quarts. Dial ISM.

i'iii6s'i'xiiioTri'riKiTn.-Tn"r'"n"tT-I JAMES. E. THOMPSON ':'.::'.sit' a..”."...'I:.l: W ggngpetnut Avo-

ONE rUitNriuiiE"iioT)i (ZEN-I

If not fine Saturday sale will be held Saturday. September 21 at same hour.

one nine piece walnut din-

MAJOR B. MOASE,

Auctioneer Dial 7596

trally located. where one could teach private piano pis- pils with piano preferred but not essential). Dial 5965. V

THREE MI-ZN WITH CARS 1-o deliver gifts. For appointment dial 5531. Charlottetown. day only until it p.m. Ask for Leclslr or MacLean or Sum-

, BARRISTERS, - SOLICITORS, Etc:

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

OPTOMETRISTS

had always been a faithful mem- ber. It was while stationed at Calgary that he met with his untimely death by drowning rm April min, 1051. The body was discovered on May list in the Bow River near St. Georges ls- land Bridge at nth St. S.l:.

FOR SALE

Lot in Brighton area. Also 114 acre lot near Beach Grove Inn.

GEORGE DOUGLAS Real Estate 96 Upper Queen St.

FARM FOR SALE

AT WINSIDE STATION

Containing 29 acres land. House and outbuildings in good condition.

Apply:

VERA FORD After 5 p.m.. 44 School St. Dial 9743

DEALERSHIPS AVAILABLE TO ASSEMBLE ALUMNIUM COMBINATION WINDOWS and DOORS Most modern triple track

unit with proven sales ap- peal. No stock to carry.

every assistance given, consumer finance avail- able.

Excellent opportunity Inquiries invited.

BOX 418 GUARDIAN

TENDERS

Tenders will be received

Besides his grief stricken par- ents he leaves to mourn his un- tisnley passing, two sisters lid two brothers namely Marie, Thar- esa. Leo and Keith.

Flower bearers were Hillard Kelly. Edwin Dos-an. David Mur- phy. Stuart Mscxonna and Ben-

Uncle Wail. Aunt Louise and boys

Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Murphy

Louis. Gladys. Elisabeth, Irene and Laura Ramsay

WREATIIS

Freeland School churns

Ellerslle Branch No 1! Canadian Legion

Captain Leo Gregory Doirion. Eas- tern Army Command Head-

Mr. and Mrs. .l.E. sbsrbeli Frank Kiibride

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dana and

family

Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy

Mr. and Mrs. lgnatlua Murphy Urban. Leonard and Joseph Mur-

nlty

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bulger Theodore Bulger

Mrs. Eliabeth Sullivan

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bulges

. Leo Lynch

. Ervin Rafferv

. Jamas Moran

. Joseph Doraa Bulger (1 high) Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rooney Miss Brenda Matthews

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly and

family

Mr. and Mrs. Hoiaon Goff

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Murphy Mr. ant Mrs. Earnest Arsanault Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brooms Edward Bulger

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rafferty Clarence Murphy's children

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian MacDonald

Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Corooran

Mr. and Mn. Ronnie Moriaa

Thomas Murphy (1 high)

Ethel and Lucius Kelly i

Kathleen and David Murphy

Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Murphy 18 high)

Mi-.andMrs.ErieIankey(l hid: and 1 lowl

Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Murphy I I high)

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Iulgc sad family

Mr. and Mrs. Tlsornu I. Foals

family Mr. and Mrs. James smith on

family Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Corcor-an Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shea

' Qt.) ji F ii I V 'naserasi-auchnadtlalventtcakll J53” 10 The G”"'d"' u I . l I Opportunities in Retailing WEEKEND IN MEMORIAM i-.n.i. fsr hnrialhdag sceansar 1'1-nu lam! -Friday. Sept. 13, 1957 ENJOY saova: avanaol ns- FOR near rwoa. sasomjNgh lgg 10' led by rm. 1. .u:. Wodtwfm. Itsrao aad Gerald nsnmy your own. Establish yourself Chandler Bros. Dtal C351. 3 950 A GERALD RONALD IUIPIY ARM" 5. Mung- 3” mg Mr. and M1. Georg Barlow - in pa. f career. Sell top f1?-URQ igmT,Ti 53”" qroa SALE - 1 INTEIIIE; Me;-chgndlging Agglgtgnu Great was the narrow in not It 5, ugumg, may on an. Pat and Stella Naaaaa-and family quality. nationally -dlvemsed mg mm, ,1... ,,,,,.,u,,, 3..., Cornbuatiun Heater. us. Phone aadvrctsayws-ruse.-naat I. :5. 3..., nun 3.... Oscar and Edna sruncii IN MEMORIAM PWIW" In "ml lW"'Y- "tr .4 .. .4509 ....,.u; D... Imeveninisi-or can at 118nm ON IIIAVY DUTY mucll . body removed front the Bow 1.... ta... n .. in... u cs. Mr. and sin. Gabriel nut... inveumenz tor producu. Prv W, ' ”' , ' ruer Street. 9" 30"" elk" ll '5'. "3: River at Calgary, Alberta. us home or so parents at Foxley Margaret and Kevin Kltbride MELEAN-pl" 10"" memory .1 itoususaleis expelgtlencfunstne:-. l -F ' m identified as El; that of Craftr men on lny 3 George. Theresa DIVH and Mary "'3'; wk?" "Ind W” ” Ego! '..-amt. eGet details -lplrilnelll with electric range i . ' cities require the assistance of I "'I,,,'-'?I'5,'II,'I"':',,,:'I' ': an an" In.” Inn," .2. l".a' W h. g "d I up sudeyteeyearsagoIo- . ..' ,. , '1 i ' . or. --. IUILV 5'.” gggghuggg aeargathced atiad UIPJOHI 1' DIIII day. ;'illDOi3l riibliglatign. Rial! today 2nd dfloor. Suitable for Adm. i W3:-l"(ED;hMAIDon: uF1l,0Rullc()yuUIl-.'ialIe:I'hoambitimu”ratnlIlFerIT;p conditioned. all new tires. This M... .,d Oswald Mirrlrll. 313'"! '5”. '3' '3" RI us Eur remembered by her hug, ye . a ins orullanls Rea y or occupancy Oct. . a P. st I ne. deli" lo Decca , mm uw”. Md U R," n-. (u. and, Goa) i 'u bu. Iran” church. 14 H. 'm um ad and Hunt, ud hm, band Billie. . . . 3”"?!:,RlE'EE;-ld3!'P5”?”'Bl3E wi".'.”:'?. ”LG.'.”."IE”I: MI-V,-A-I,-l,l&s;'-W53-'-"ED--13 g,:u,;f'”'V '"""" "”" ” luullnl dbl": W"P""isrmrsui not II onaprilt-t. lull Illllt-try loam. Requis- , ",1. p ",1, p , M. g . . . DUNSFORD-In loving memory EXTRA COMNHSSIONS ":u'I'::!T rm? in person. Mam-I Run",-"3, 1 If you, are Presently working in pd" win: nu "33 L”: ;'u!'1'9V: VII. "3 "E; MG:;yn":d"mE'mMK m M w”""”' D"”5f”"d WI” died , . kitchenette. suitable for two I QUE" 5ll'”l- 1 "nu 't"F'-whwa h".'." you. we are I-late! mu mg” ' 1-lug. Pnugt 1. ti. gggct , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer Sent. 13. lB.50. , II we offztana lime of incandescent quiet work-mg Ii,” Cum-,1. Imsa-ETE ts:,'ual.IaVaIr;(:.lf yo: h:v.eraImbl::: lw Chwrdd :31,” Tali Alutfllldldeomvl ulmcmnuuv V." Rev. run" umud I.” an ad Do" K.d,.ydn September brings sad memories! amps , Oliri on a c0mrnra- wme Box H5 aundml an", dmmn K I B” we curl um "wmdlu. Wm! uydnuuc Twh Pm. Haw Guild -nmdda Danni U. Don” 3" Lo”. R" kw,” -M aha” nanny mm m ' "Md ”" 3”" '” M” ism" M" I" M! "-' p"”""' if-rWTErT'iTrT' T d' I" In ' i"'”''”' h "I" '" ' . Ditty Holst stael box. Thlr unit 1 into I t ' Res Phdaa had an Jas Telly. iuntly . 3” "I" "W" 5' I”'3””'3" Inilesmen Co.m"-nsswned week. A Th to Li I I 1 (heroou um. lnere is your opportunity in excellent ruasnlnl order and VI) A yiglflho joined Burial was in the ' Vle&eIi and Irma MacI(ay and By the ones who loicd mm best. i '-3' "IN" ”"1'”d' "9" '5' :'t' h l””m';"d- ”"5,lf M Mmv EXTRA INCOME: LADIES. These are not average Wced ,, mg, 31.5.), m"c l' I A- u -I K. as, 1-,, mm”, 3,3,5. N. family L'lVlnSlY l9m9mb"9d I” h” I..e1:r';olI:(:g:uTriduiiiniiiizrghlig iilniio: Ihot l::Iel'.eaAi'dII:I.))Il; I'3oI1m;Ind b)i(mBlshbuyIIIiiKul;Ii5l9l positions or vacancies to M,-,,.dugo, . mtuugg Kmyum 12 Canadian Logical attended Roy and Frances Oatwly nm”y' operation. Write today for de 991- 151- wflll 301 413 GUIF xslgow C15".x':Tiin8pn;hiidI-Sui: be filled-our CIICIII8 811 Ontario being later movadtoCaI- I bodlh TI" 13310. s9rVI5.9'u" MI" "Id hm". MacLARl-ZN-In loving memory ”””- I" """'.'”"l” i” 3” "I d'”- Ladies wear to triendsf neigir planning and training key W. R. JENKINS LTD. ury.AlbIrta-Atbothlhouparta ”''d""'d 53' '-l'- 3- L0!” , WE "'4 MI” ”'3K""" 0, p"- wmiam 3.,,.L,,,...,, Guardian om.-e. b”'”" 3”"I""' "Y1"- loin executives for the future Gerald had provento bqgngxun. The Ilonorarypallbearars w-I Mrs. Austin nsniuy Erland and Cable Head West. killed in ac- T-"TE Far Salt .,..,m,., w,,., today. 3,1,3”. h M u..a Oar Lot. Kent at plory soldier. Ameaaagefromthe Ill tonne clnmstes of the Evelyn v lion in Italy. Sept 13. I944. Boarders Iccnnndgtm --:-.- -L-.--L.- Km, s......,., o...,,;.,, and you 08" Ind 3 0” m Chaplain also showed thatlsn llv- cc-ud. They won Edward BiiI- Robert -Ml -Vussllne Palmer Once again we pay our tributes. r E? -" ;-- V RECORD Pl-AYEK 3 393311 7-m-jam -em ' avail yourself of these PI'm' I ed according to tha teaching 4;! KC. Cyril 3011013 31119! 3110- 3059" lid Amy CINPIDEII Tn tI'ir' one we loved so dear CAN ACCOMODATE ON! Excellent condition. Dial W70. OE" AGENCY 1" ""5 COUN”. .- - ' -- u, r "- '- ch Kenna Russell Palmer Tomm Wlldo Ind FFIIICOI Mllrfly - - , once in a lifetime op- 0 arch of which he - A male boarder, workman or try offering the latest crea Murphy ",4 Kenny M.,,Le,d, Jan. 1'), ud pg”-lg puma,-

Mr. and Mrs. Bryon McKenns Mr. am Mrs. Edward Sharbell

Natalie and Wilbur Ramsay and family

Mr. and Mrs. Nell Mclntyre

Pearls and John Millar

Albert and Billie Lettreil family

Frank and Annie Keefe

Jessie and Murdock Stewart

Harry and Jessie Macliav

Sidney B. Birch

Kenneth and Greta Cavanaugh

Viney Dorgan, Leo and family

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howell and family

Myra Murphy

Emmett and Marion Kelly family

Leota and Percy Ientna-r family

Mr. and Mrs. Wsrburton Murray

Burns and Janet MacArthur and

and

and

girls Ruth and Clinton Morrison and

family

Lillian and Jack Paul

Tom and Mabel Skerry

Helen and Gerald MacArthur Edgar and Nelson Millar

Cecil and Floasla Hardy

Roland and Gladys Williams Orville Phillips

Stewart Memorial Hospltall staff Hazel and Eldon Grigg

Mr. and Mrs. Claud MacArthur Harold and Vivan Phillipa

Mr. and Mrs. Elm: Gallant and

family

Art and Amelia Reilly

Ray and Irene Shea

Mr. and Mrs. Major Hardy and

family

Leonard and Flor-ance McNeil Annie Banks and family

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Boyle George. Jean and Myrna Tuplis Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan and

Allen

Ivan and Pearle Hardy

Rita and Gerald Rooney Edward. Fill and Alice Phillips Ilarold and Ruth Millar and III!!-

to

Roy and Beatrice Moran

Alvin and Mac Hardy

Marjorie and Keith Dawson

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boyle,

Freeland

Jennie and Arthur Maeboaald Eve and Roby Boyle

Mary E. and Alton Mclsaaa Alban and Lola Murphy

Lance and Paris Dalton

Mrs. Loch Bulgar

Hattie and Ian Webb

Edgar Morals

Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacMilIaa Bernice and Howard Arsanault Enid and Arnold Avery

Lucy Adams . Nettle and Clifford Wllilann Arnold and Pearle Smith Harry and Haas! Ramsay

family Peg and Mrs. Gallant, Welling-

Ms-a..Bridget Cootaia Edison and Sara Ramsay

and

J. A. Cm-utlim. I. O. in Kent St. our ssra

Byron I. Crant,. III Kill Q" In

ARGE SELF - CONTAINED house. Central available this autumn. State number In fam- ily etc. Box 387 Guardian.

Nooaan of Bedeque wish to thank all kind neighbours. friends and relatives for the many acts of kindness shown them in their re- cent bereavement and to acknow-

Mr. and Mrs.

meritide 7102. ISALESMAN WANTED. MANI with car for Kings County a-- hova average earnings. good!

at the office of the under- n”""" P'1''''' "' '1' WW

started. up to noon on mini; and cm... Sharbeil Thursday. September 19th Mr. and Mrs. James Rooney Floyd. Eullaa and Gerald rut-

Bell, Matbeson I Foch I50 Rltlllllf St.

Trlxfsmmanxri

after 5 p.m. , V iTtTtitinivtuM COMBINATION doors and windows. step and stair railings. Trade in your

rug. lth deep tit II it A ll00llAlllk0'lllA-l'-lllfll-17 R0017: ,, , do ,- , , , d L, 15,1”; st. 7 our 933 1957, at 12:00 o'clock noon,

sun czrds. floral '..It'e.-iiiaf. i:i. Ializo 1;;,;'";: 3I(:.I'ho:rr-Iii.-ix'Iumii.i'.'.mwc'o. list kzzi; uB"o:ry76J?rin M, A, p.,,,,,,. Q,'c,,'uh3. mLmsjrTy,;fRjo- for supplying the City with ,,,1,':':,,,,,, mt, mm, M kI'imsn:imAtli.g::i.I:ahu