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Th 2 us Wed. August 14, 1957

TN MEMORIAM

COMPTON - In loving memory of my mother. Mrs. Mary A. Compton. formerly of Murray

River. who died August i4th.

I953.

ller memory is as dear today

A. in the hour she passed away.

Sadly ' t by her " -F

Ella and Family.

PIDGEON - In loving memory of a husband and father Mr. James Pidgeon who passed away August it. 1017.

Ten years has passed since that sad it. when the one we loved was call- ed away. 1 Lovingly remembered by wife and family.

"Tr nannies

lP.A:l Till CAlIli

easily selling exclusive

high quality Christmas Cards and Novelty Gifts. Newest. completely different designs. Ills fun. Friends buy on sight. Write today for free catalogue. and samples an approval. Big profits. no experience needed. Special plan, for churches. clubs. Homer - Warren Com- pany. Dept. 23, 411 l" i' Ave.. Toronto.

Iesrdsn Aeeenaedstsl

ROOMERS on s-oartnzas wanted near P.W.C. Apply & Kent Street or Dial 6373.

s'-Wnzrrrs AOEOTIROEATEF Jill Kent Street near Prince of

Wales College.

OVERNIGHT GUESTS ACCOM- modated, 36 Upper Hiilsborn

Si. Dial 4Il0.

GOOD - in loving memory of'66LLDGE.EEE6ET"?-Accoi:

Mrs. Reuben Good who passed away August it. 1061.

Like falling leaves the years slip by.

Rul thoughts of you wlu never die

In ourihearis you are there D stay Loved and remembered every day. liver remadtbeud by Jimmy and Shirley.

YOUNG - In loving memory of my dear mother Mrs. Charles Young who passed away August 14. IDBI. ,

I lost a mother with a heart H gold

who was more to me than wealth untold

Without a farewell she fell asleep

with only memories for me to

keep I lost but God gained one of the best mothers the world coa- ialnad. l.ovingly remembered by daughter Ruby and grandson Jackie.

CARD OF THANKS

Iwishtothankthosewhnso kindly rernembeud me during my illness. To those who visited me. not treats. flowers. cards and letters. sincere thanks. i.auretta Murphy.

I wish to express sincere thanks to friend; and neiglsbtas who helped in any way during my and bereavement also. to Mr. Burton Smith; Rev. Mr. Brown and Mr. Sinclair Cub rliffe. Mrs. Rosella Robertson.

I wish to thank Dr. Aald. Dr. Beer. nurses and staff of Prince County Hospital for their kind- no-. while a patient there. Also llianlfs to my many friends who it-ited me. and those who sent isrds. train and flowers. Janie ilurlcy.

Co-Pilot Hod Premonition

MONTREAL tCP) - Go - pilot Paul Renaud. :1. of Montreal. was making his last flight with tlariilrne Central Airways aboard the DC-4 which crashed at Issou- iiiin. Que. Sunday with a loss of 79 lives.

lliii br othcr. Pierre. said he ”hari an application into Trans- rvinsde Air Lines and Pan-Arnct ran for s new Job."

Pierre. a former RCAF pilot. siud Paul had "soflsd sort of strange feeling" about the night. ”sr-me premonition. I think."

"when i heard the plane was missing. I knew right away thlf mu the plane Paul was on."

"lie was the kind of person that or never saw very much of. lot more this trip. he suddenly came IIOTP and visttedeverybody ie the tiimily - my mother. my sister. and cousins. people he never saw rrcularly or wrote to. I think he imi name sort of feeling that uimeihlng was going to lay lwn ' . The mpllot leaves a wife and Ill It rhildren. The family lived in tionrion. N.l.

OLD INVADIR

Ethan Allen. whose coat 'm-d unsuccessfully to capital llontreal during the American Iii-volution. was held primed

ilu-re for three years.

RIPI.EY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

modated near . 86 Up per Hlilsboro Si.. Dial 4li0.

rwosrbnsinrrcoonnoii ated. near P.W.C. College. Dial 0940.

STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED short distance from P.W.C. Apply Ill Kenslngton Road it Dial 7912.

FREE BOARD AND ROOM FOR college girl in exchange for baby sitting and light work. New home and all modern con- veniancea. Apply Box 327. Guar- dian.

........:.,;..jL. can leaviss i:TsTTcTcBTr'iioTr'fT'6n-7" passengers to Toronto August.

1!. Phone Montague our

NEW CAR LEAVING FOR HAI- ilton about Aug. 25 or 26. Can take 8 pasaenge .. Dial 7108.

CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO August lath. Can sccomodate I passengers. Phone Kansing- ton 114.

cars and Trucks For sale

1000 PONTIAC COACH. MOTOR tires and body good. Inside clean. 8575.00. Mscltay Motors.

1'ssTnooTTcnus7iiiiin.'vsnf

clean. Ontario driven. Phone 3530.

IMO DODGE SEDAN. RADIO. heater. Priced 8:60.00. Phone III or apply 25.! Fitzroy.

III! CEIV. 34 TON TRUCK. Can be seen at Belvedere'ser- vice station. Dial 0921.

E c'61CvVI')'1s-Toni Price 8000 or best offer. Phone Kensington II7.

less sssrrnon cusroiis LINI club coupe. In excellent co

tloa. &.w. Phone 31.

use INTERNATIONAL RALE- ton pick up. Looks poor. but works good. 8216.00. Maclsy Motors.

MOTORCYCLE BARGAIN Ila Royal Enfield J-2, equipped with saddle bags. spot lights. front and rear crank guards. new windshield and many other accessories only smite MacKay Motors 59 St. Peter's Road.

For fleet

sTi6oitla.”iseTItiiiaTs'r.TriI6Ni nos.

ion nnufrtioonissnnsai Chandler Dial

ruitis1”""sirs':Fn irna-ran itoosl. as Prince stgmg A 74”

surnusa some as STANLEY Bridge with electricity.-Avalb able August U. Phone 7110.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. dhabla for two. Residential section. Apply 15') Richmond St. or dial sens. g TBNIIINT C ROOMS AND bath. unheated. lmmediai oc- cupancy. Apply Box Sal Guar- dian. . IOUII FOR RENT. LARGE. Lots of space. See A. W. Gau- del. Solicitor ts person. All available immediately. No phone calls please. ” H TIIREE ROOMS AND RATH- heated. unfurnlshed. hall and storinga place. Seilconiained. Phone til! Charlottetown. stirrsr or orricns AT in Richmond Street (above Tele- graph Office) APPU Th? R0?”

Tflilf Compell-

FFFII

1v1Ns'aooss noiiss. Eisra. al. Oil furnace. Ideal hr bond- ers or tourists. Apply Bus 3 Guardian.

g for Sale 51. Arty”-Tlii Xi1aTT'Fryg'T-"ggieu -sweater. Sign 40. Phone 4105. GOOD nauzn nu. Keir? C. Green, Emerald.

IIIP nooF.'sXnN l7 s se. Verne Gallant. Alberton

mm: nos 1 our

B.A. Mnliett York. Dial 7&.

surname sue a sos?o.”rs; Kay's Mills. Morell.

sW.FtiTnT.tY"l1iT'rn:V HFIILDV T. Apply Alvin MacDonald South Lake. Phone 4-22.

ONE 1n5awni'rz'sT'tirTn'sTf- wood. good condition. Phone 81 ring 112 Borden.

CUSTOM IUILT SPEED BOAT like new. 3l25.0il. Apply I1 Richmond Street after 5.00.

ELECTRIC GLADIRON IRON- er useful in large family. tourist or rooming borne En- cellent condition. Phone 82.55.

QUANTITY OF RALED HAY (last years). Also I50 bushels, mixed grain. Clifford Towns- hend Sourl. R.R. 4.

BIMCO IIARVESTM MARI three years old. Dan King Spruce. Broken. Orville Rall- ssy, Milton. Ph e sous.

IIALL TIIRESRER. MACPAIL yen Blower and Maaaey-IIu- ris Binder. Lorne Shaw. Stan- hope.

MASSEY-HARRIS BINDER. 8 fi. cut with truck and sits! carrier: Hall thrcsher with blower and pipe. Leith Mac- Kinnon. West Covehesd.

ADMIRAL ti INCH TV AND aerial also electric rauetta. both In excellent condition. Rea- son for selling. leaving prov- ince. Dial 5708.

Fsisals Help Wanted

mini-sv GIRL ron canni- al housework. good wages. Ap- ply Boit 3.19 M. Guardian.

815 WEEKLY FOR WEARING lovely dresses given to you as bonus. Just show North American Fashion Frocks to friends. No canvassing, invest- ment or experience necessary North American Fadiloa Frocks. Ltd. 545 Industrial

Blvd. Dept. Y-1658 Montreal.

P.Q.

Lent and Feud

LMT AT CAVENDISII ON SUN- dsy pair of heavy sun gogglu with nose piece and sides.

-reward. Apply Guardian of- &a.. Summerside. .

LOST IN SUMMERITDI OI between Sunrmerside an Res corner. ladies purse con g sum of money. Finder please phone ltl lord- ell. Reward.

tisie lieie lasted

WANTED - TELEVISION AND Radio Serviceman. Write has 500. Newcastle. NJ. Stating age and experience.

DILIGENT IALMMAN III- . renting manufacturer to call on building supply dealers. New product. Proven accept- ance. No objection to other lines. Box 0C, Guardian.

FREE SAMPLE OIJ'I'Pl'l' JUST

like a men's stone. lake money full or part time. Na experience needed. Free cloth- ing for yourself as extra bon- us. Now you can sell to every man. clothing. shoes. shirts. slacks. sportswear. work clothes. etc. Write now for Free Sample Oulfll, and full instructions to Dept. No 3 no Cooper-Johnson Company. 30. Box lioo. Ieauharnols.

ue.

Wasted 'I'e lay iiorrsniisrciiarioiii nod condition. Dial til.

tiieeellsesees "DESTROYER” FOR USE IN oui-door toilets. late right down to the earth. saves you that unpleasant clean teak. Full directions. aatls hdiol guaranteed. order a can new. only 81.00. log Cabin Products P.0. Box

Houses For Rent

Large. Lots of space. See A. W. Gaudet, Solid- tor, in person. ' All avail-

able immediately. No phone calls please.

FOR SALE

Income home. 1 mile

from Ch'town on St. Pet- 11 rooms, 2 bathrooms. 2 kitchens. hot heating, adjoining Immediate pos-

er's Road,

water large lot. session.

PHONE 7114

FOR SALE

54 FORD SEDAN A-I condition

Dial M. C. Stewart .

9I25or75I5

WANTED

Man with car for sales and service route work. Average earnings 575.00 per week. 535.00 per week guaranteed man selected while learning. Write stat- ing age and education to-

BOX 338 GUARDIAN

FOR SALE

Farm at West Coveheud of 161 acres, well watered,

house and buildings in ex-

cellent condition. Electric-

ity and running water

throughout. Eight room

house with bath; near

shore, churches. store and pavement. Short distance from Stanhope Beach. 12 miles from Charlottetown.

Telephone No. 4744

LOST

FROM ROSEBAN K

11 foot plywood out- board attached with 5 horse power Johnson mo- tor. Reward.

J. J. COUGHLAN, Rosebsnk

TRADE SCHOOLS DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT

Man are being selected in this area D be trained for high-pl! jobs as Diesel Mechanics. oper- ators. martae Diesel. osrtsmen. Iva dcamen. trouble shooters. and many other jobs In this rapidly expanding industry. If you are mechanically mind

and want increased earnings. you owe it to yourself to find out whether or not you can euallfy. For free without obligation, write-givlnl

FOR SALE

Fresh. boiled or live lobsters. quahaugs. at the

FERRY WHARF

Prince Street

FOR SALE? Results Of Judging In

1951 Ford vs 4 door?

Sedan in good condition.

Can be seen at- IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION 122 Euston St.

SCRAP IRON AND METALS

IMPORTERS and EXPOR'I'ER8 O Marine and Mill Dismantlera.

0 One of Eastern Canada's larger new and used marine and min suppliers.

SIDNEY J. SIMON 103 Upper Water Street HALIFAX, N. S. 24-Hour Phone service Phone Nos. 3-1502 Or 3-6863

list price.

; I64 Prince St.

BARGAINS

I-I955 DODGE SEDAN I-I953 OLDSMOBILE. Iiydromatic

I-I956 AUSTIN SEDAN I-I95I AUSTIN SEDAN

DUVAR MOTORS LTD.

These cars. traded in on Austins are below

Phone 7225

Niagara Peninsula

Benefits-Progressive policies:

GRADUATE NURSES

for expanding hospital in

HOW

modern residence: small. friendly town;

itransportation advanced; salaries 3225.00

to 8260.00 per month. Apply to'-

Diractor of Nursing Haldimand War Memorial Hospital

Dunvilie, Ontario.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

7 BARRISTERS, 1 SOLICITORS, Etc.

OPTOM

ETRISTS

J. A. CarTuiITcTr;.-R. 0.

address and phone

TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE. L'I'D.. DIV. ll 3330A Bloor Street W.. TORONTO II

FOR SALE

Beautiful summer home on safe and quiet beach, 414 miles from town. Oll- heated, comfortable year around. 15 acres water- front propert suitable privacy or tou resort or other purposes. Also for sale. unusual hand-carved

d... Oriental furniture. Visi-

tors welcome. Box N2 Charlottetown Telephone mos

""'i ?',.!2",”'!'1' 5'2... Pcalre It Nicholson I75 EBNC Street

""71 n..c.7a;;. !'.'!.-.P':','.".' '1'" '5 -IAN M. MacI.EOD. us

Dr. at Prince

""”""'””"' Bell, Minion. from in sent at. nm an .0 iss Iuesiesns at. B J.r -0 ..D... T ”' " . . t. . . fl.-2 nu'""u.B""”"':d:EdB:A.&! m It::tmst.. H" sen "R717?-mr. Q.C.. LI-I i.”s7T.;-1or,"R.0.”T onlm, kn " Corner Kent 1 Queen Mtg,” Mhcmig 3:57" office ms - Ilenea 4730 IH RIGIIIIOH -- -- - -- - - H. J. Mabon. R.0. I nunuullgu 1".”-"' .h Ieatagaa P. I-.. Li Palmer ft Haslam

W. R...C;rson R.

Dlalldll

Mgi'It;E.::m- , ARCHITECT ------ -- - - c. KIi?lTPiE&Ta T" 1. A. M DONALD. .c. , ,. IeCaaaal.&.OLileerOQIlI5Tr lrAs's'..r.1Tf'u'(Iiiaisea

MacPhae 5 Tflitlhtfn n.”..'nu .u -'

Horse Classes At The Foir

Following are the results of; ludsins in horse classes at the horn in 1934-1 JL. sroun. Ch- Provinclal Exhibition Monday: town 2 Ailmm cu.-I Hg,-nngmn STANDARD BRED . . . . . . . 3 Stanley Mathew.

Male born in I956-l Newton's. M." or gem":

Filly or gelding in harness,

lfl harness.

Aue' Twm be Cecil J. Stewart.

Reserve Eliot and rderva grand. Barbara Anne owned M Harrison Green.

Get of Sire. Idarrlsoa Grad.

Progeny of Dan: - 1. Cecil J. Stewart, 1. Harrison Gran. I. Sanderson and Ross.

PERCIIEBONS 1, Mare born before 1951 - I.

Jollity. Stanley Msyhew. Kin- Itora.

Male born in 1954-1 Abbe Long R. if. Bevan. St. Peters Road.

Male born before I354-I Argot Pointer. Horace Willis, Ch-town. RR. 2. Ted Gennessee. R.H Bevan I First Again, Stanley Iiiayhcw.

Champion rnale-Argot Pointer. Horace Willis.

Reserve champion-Ted Genn- esse. R.H. Bevan

Female born before 1954-! Lin- da Lou, Fulton Willis, Milton I Hazel Set. Fulton Willis.

Champion female. Linda Lou; Reserve champion Hazel Set. ROADSTIJRS

Filly or gelding horn in l95&l Percy H. Dicltieson. New Glas- gnw. 2. Read Stevenson. Rusti- co. 3. Lesiern Rankin. Char- lottetown. R.R.

Filly or gelding born in 1955-1 Barrie Rankin. Ch-town. RR.; 2. Alfred MacPhail Bonrhaw. 3 Stanley Mayhew. 4 Wm If Mc-. Dcarmid. Ch-town. I John M.1 Sheen. Mt. Stewart. y

Police Report Lists Offenses

Alcoholic abuses of one kind or another accounted for 90 out of the 100 arrests made by the Charlottetown Police Department during the month of July. This information is contained in the report of police activities for July submitted to the City Coun- cil Monday evening by the Chief of Police. C.W. MacArthur.

Seventy - two persons were

charged with being drunk and incapable. one was charged with alcoholism. fifteen were charged with being drunk and disorderly, five others charged with driving a motor vehicle whilst impaired. and one person charged with drunken driving. Additional offences for which arrests were made during .IuLv included driving without care one: joyriding-one; non-support -one; possession of stolen goods-one; and vsgnancy-two. OTHER CASES

Convictions were also obstin- ed in eight cases in which the

parties concerned were brought before the court by way of sum-

.similar manner were dismissed.

I in Ontario.

isboui the protect that the men

grin. ; All the can will be rebuilt as

mons. Two cases of theft brought before the court in a

The eight cases in which con- victions were obtained were as follows: non-stop at stop sign- one: non - stop at red light- lhrce; operating M.V. without licence-one; contravention of Junk Dealers Act-one: common assault --; theft of goods- OIIQ.

Among other duties performed by the City Police in the month of July. Chief MacArthur lists the following: escort duties- eighty. summonses served twelve: motor vehicles reported stolen and subsequently recover- ed by police-three; bicycles re- ported stolen-eight. I f -six: motor vehicle sccidenta reported and investigated-thirty -two; dogs impounded-ll: bun- lal permits issued-twenty-nine: telephone complaints received and investigated-two hundred and sixty; monies collected texcepting fines)-3350.

Builds His Own Cor Museum

IONA. Ont. tCPi-Fred Hurst. R mechanic with an interest in old-lime automobiles. is building a car museum -- one of the first

in fact. some of his neighbors in this village ll miles southwest of st Thomas are so enthused

in the area have staged several to speed consolation of

' derson

born before 1954-! Price Thomp- Lillie Belle owned by LOYII son, Ch-nown. 2 Senator GH. Ferguson. Crapaud, 1. Kenneth Barbour. Chtown 3 David Ste- lilacDougsil. Argyle Shore. iwart. southpon, 4 Read Sieven- Senior and grand cbsinpha- Ison. Rusiico, ll Mrs. Mildred Lillie Belle. Reserve senior and lliiacliiilian. Ch-town. ireserve grand. mare owed by Mare with foal at footvl George Kenneth MacDougaII. .C Klison. Hampshire. 2 Omeri Neill. Milton, 3 Stanley staynew 9”" ""5" ,4 Allison Carr. 5 Randall Mac-5 Filly or seldins born in 1150-- 'DonaId. Peters Road. 5 Percy; Frank Nicholson. liuel Grove II. Diclucson Filly or gelding born In 1&. Foal of 1957-1 Randall .'ilac-.I- Wilmd 3- Thompson. DI!- Donald. 2 George C. Kltson 3 staffs)!!!- Allison Carr 4 Omcr xeiu. Filly or seldins born is 154 - 1. Lorne Ferguson. CLYDESDM-E5 1 Draft Mare or gelding has Stallion born in 1955.1 xeu before 1954 - 1200 to 1500 lbs. Ross. St. Peters R R. 2 with 1. Allison Stewart. Dunathffnhlt. Highland Laridie. 2. George Murphy. Augustine Stallion burn in lll.'i4- Cot-il J. (fave. 3. Wilfred Stewart. Dua- Stewart. viiih Sunny (.'r('.xl l-'av- siaffnagc. 4. Stanley Mayltew. I. oriie 2 Roland Sanderson, with William Cameron. Clyde Rivk. Falconwood Eclipse. Jr. , Draft mare or gelding III! Junior; champion stall1on-High- before 1954 - 1500 lbs and 0''. land Lsddie owned by Neil Ross. l. David Holrn. Desahle. 3. I88 Senior champion slaIIinn- Sun-iFerguaon. 8. Stanley hthyhew. riy Crest Favorite owned by Mare with foal at foot - I. Cecil J. Stewart Wilfred H. Thomspoll, I. Rhi- Reserve senior-Falmnwoorl E- dall MacDonald. clipse Jr. owned by Roland San-- Foal born In 1957 - 1. Rddhll g MacDonald. I. Wilfred H. Thi- Grand champion. Sunny Crest son.

FlV0!'ile- 6 Team of draft horses dsotwn h Reserve gr and- Falcnnwood harness treglstered or grade). Eclipse. Jr. l. Lorne Ferguson. 2. Cecil J.

Filly born in 1955 .. 1. Nr-il'Siewart, 3. Harrison Green. s. Msicltlelii. Lit,i.IlT Sagigia with Dot.l Stanley Mayhew. 1 are or 1 rri in 1954- 1. Anne's ravoyriie Rilla ownea1GEN'3M1- 'U"05' by Cecil J. Stewart. Mara or gelding 2 years HI. Mare born before 1954- l. Ban: 1. Lorne Ferguson. 3. Omar NE. D-M Anne. owned by Harrlsonj More or gelding a years and Green. Clyde River, 2. Cecil J. over - l. Stanley Mayhew. I. Stewart. 3 and 4. Harrison Green.! Bert MacPhail. Bonshsw, 3. Papa Junior Champion, Dot ownedi'I'horrle. West Rcyalv. I. Joe by Neil MacNe1Ii. ismallwood. souinport. s.,ooadaa Senior and grand champion. Docherty. Clydia River .

MEETS SCHWEITZER

Adlai Stevenson. left. defeated! ten in Larnbsrene. French Igl- ltu democratic andidate for theitorlal Africa. Stevenson. who U.S. presidency. is shown visit-I made the visit on June I. has lng Dr. Albert Schweitzer. fsrn-iiust returned to the U1. it ed jungle doctor and Nobel peace. a world tour. winner at the letters headquar-

ihe hangar-like structure. "They want to hold a dance in

.it the night before we move in

CHIROPRACTOR Tm

0 cars." explained Fred with at

much as possible. . An eye-catcher to young and, old alike will undoubt be a I9l4 fire tnrck used in on. Onl a 19in model Ifan-Parr farm tractor. representing mechaniza- tion in the agricultural held. will 4 alao he on eshibit. FLASIIY RILIC I Undergoing repaiiris is a natty! ism Kennedy whic appears to have been made in Stratford..' Ont. solid carriage wheels and s

STAFF fff:f'"2.:-””G'i MU5'C'AN5 or--is -.:;;..:t-:.:.".:..t:3i OINCVIIIII horseless ca . Cesar ad Raul! , E 12.": gt.nRB' also carried a u. y but DlA.l?:N & "” T . ”""" T amt?-coded lllytthe Keane: was If aqiu : um um "' 1 u "' F: mm: ING . smvocsarnr . sootditiitvci moi? 35-: mm. rie"r'-iii-"in: NI” 5'W'"""" Mnsnu;-;N can wowtholdadropofwater 1' lllll 3" ' A newest exhibit is likely is - ' "'”""'”” W” "A" "' he a ten Nash. The car almost -.3.-,--r -- ,--: CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS i:.:'.:i..":i lot: ........ .. ..".'u"'snu"'5.'i"'u' S: to -we

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