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Ifg: 12 The Guardian:

Monday. July 29. 1953

IN MEMORIAM

ilsceanason - In loving mem- aryofadearh r dJolinA. lacPlieraon. who suddenly pas- aed away on July 3th. 1919.

Time speeds on. eishtxyeara have

passed

liaca death. its gloom. its shadow cast

Within my home where all seemed bright

And took from us a shining light. Sadly missed by wife and family.

N MEM. A.G. CINNIS - In memory of Pat- rick .I. Maclonis, Port Borden. P.E.I. who departed this life on July Zlth. 1953. We who loved you sadly miss you, As it dawns another year: In our lonely hours of thinking. Thoudits of you are ever near. Lovlngly remembe ed by wife and family.

MACINTYRE - In my Father's House are many mansions. . . go to prepare a place for you. Oh blessed words of comfort That bid us have no fear:

In Heaven we'll meet the dear

ones We loved and cherished here.

In loving memory of Daniel Maclntyre. Peakes Station. who was issued Home July 28. 1956.

Fondly remembered by his wife and family.

CARD OF THANKS

1 wish to thank Dr. Beer. nurses and staff of Prince County Hospit- al for their kindness to me while a patient there. To all the kind neighbours and relatives for their visits. treats and lovely cards. my sincere appreciation and thanks. Mrs. Hazel B. Loomer. Long River.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. MONTFORD HERRING

There passed away in Cape Tormentine. N.B. on J he 30, 1951, Mrs. Montford Herring in her 65th year. Mrs. Herring was visiting her daughter at the time and her sudden death came as a great

shock to her family. relatives and.

friends.

Besides her sorrowing husband. she leaves to mourn her ' seven daughters and five sons:- Mrs. George MacGlasbing. Mrs. George Allen and Mrs. Frank Sel- by. all of Cape Tormentine. N.B.; Mrs. Emery Blackctt. Charlotte- town; Mrs. Don fiiscGregor. Mur- ray River; and Mrs. Carl Cahoon and Mrs. Floyd Skerry of Murray Harbour; Laurie and strain Murray Harbour: Louis. of Cope Tormcntlne. N.B.; and Hilton and

iAllan at home.

The heartfelt sympathy of the community goes out to the family In this time of sad bereavement.

The funeral was held from the Murray Harbour Presbyterian Church on Wednesday, July 3. at 2 p.m. and was conducted by the Rev. M. Carl Currie of Murray Harbour North. Taking as his text 1 Corinthians 2:9. Mr. Currie

: brought a message of comfort and

' hope to the bereaved. The hymns

sung were: Jesus, Saviour. Pilot

Me. The Old Rugged Cross, and

Abide with Me. Pall bearers were

Silas MacKay. Gerald Prowse.

Nathan Irving. John Jackson. Wil- fred MacNell and Milton White.

' interment took place in the Mur- ray Harbour Cemetery.

Into the sunshine and out of the shadows n Ood leads His children with un-

orring Hand; Out of the night with its tears and

1 its sorrows.

on toward a Home in the bright Glory - Land

CARD OF THANKS

Mr. Moniford Herring and fam- ily wish to thank their kind friends and neighbours and au who sent flowers. letters. and sympathy cards. or helped in any way in this time of bereavement.

MONTREAL (CPI - The sixth annual national salon of agrclui- turn is to be held here next Feb. 11 to 18. It was announced Satur- gu. ..-.. . . . . dairy queen contest. a square &aciag contest. and auction of bed cattle. and a display of vari- ous fsrrn implements and pro

. ducts.

T RIPlEY'S BELIEVE rr OI! W3? '

Isardsss Aeesuslnai I P.W.C. STUDENTS AOCOIIOIF atad. Sept. lot Boys preferred. 850.00 monthly in advance. Ap ply Mrs. Roberts. 73 C land Street. Phone con.

i Ilsrstsasiu ,

CAR LEAVING FOR IOGTON. August A, can take 1. Call an or 4055.

1953 CHEV SEDAN, IN GOOD condhion. Cudmores Grocery. Phone all).

i Priced 8350.00. Apply 12: Upper

iii-CHEW.-SEBTE-(:7e'6nT'6i dition. radio and heater. Apply Edwin Fraser. East Baltic.

INT MONABCII. I PASSENGER. coupe. Lem MacDonald. N aw

, Dominion. FOR SALE RR

1950 CHEVROLET. SHOW- roorn condition. Apply ll Mount Edward Rd.

1917 PONTIAC COACH STYLE car for particulars see. Mrs. Roy Boulter, Augustine Cove. P.E.l.

For that

..?.:...:m.m..m.

FOR RENT -FLOOR IANM Chandler Bros. Dial 37.

3 ROOMED FURNISHED APART- ment. Continuous hot water in ieaidentai area. Adults. Dial- 3676.

IN HUNTER RIVER VILLAGE, eight room house with all mod-

I ern conviences; forty dollars

I per month. Apply to Melvin Cola. Goose Bay. Labrador. co

liI.C.A.

DURING MONTH OF AUGUST and September. nine room Bun- galow in Brighton district. fully furnished including linens. dish- es. electric stove. refrigerator. automatic washer and dryer. Write or phone Walter Cox. 5 Brighton Shore. Dial 6955.

TWO APARTMENTS. ONE FIVE

rooms with bath. third floor. one I four rooms and bath second . floor. All newly decorated. I Large back yard for children. i

Situated up - town at 175 Great George St.. Apply Firestone. Home and Auto.

For Sale

LARGE OAK PUNCHIONS. AP- ply Waddell Bros.. Crapaud.

lniu74fiWi-ii-o'fsi'r;-n".7T'i' bottom. Good condition. State 5 price. Ewen Todd. Rose Valley.

FOR SALE A NEW I0 FT. RUN- - about boat with in HP. Engine. l Reasonable for quick sale. Phone 1 3891 or 6394.

FOR SALE WHITE ENAMEL Oil burner Kitchen Range in good condition. Apply Erith Hughes. Winsloe. Dial 7973.

APPROXIMATELY I90 SQUARE feet used fox pen wire. in 8 foot width. Price 2 cents per square foot. Dial 5397.

ONE LIGHT DRIVING HORSE. aged 5. or will trade for general purpose hone. Alden Gamble. Alberton.

TWO ONE YEAR OLD DUAL purpose short horn bulls: also Heifers two years old. Apply to Stanley Hurry. Winsloe.

IMMEDIATELY - MAN TO OP- erate power saw. Steady employ- ment for right man. Write st Phone Week's Mills. Eiliota. Phone Hunter River 27-31.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY pullets. white Leghorn and Fly- mouth Iioch cross! Ready to lay. Apply James Beer. Cornwall. Charlottetown RR. 2.

SMOOTH AND WIRE FOX terrier pups for sale. C.K.C. best quality blood lines. Wad Mayne Kennels. F.L. Mayne. Westcheater. N.S.

FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE POI milk cow. Massey Harris num- ber 11. potato sprayer. in good operating condition. Apply Ane- tbony Newport. Hunter River.

TWO IIOT WATER BOILERS. I 1275 and I-3275 square feet can- acity. in excellent condition and real bargains. Available shortly Dial I543. Palmer Electric Ltd.

,ELlCTROLUX. LATEST MODE. slightly used. Automatic. Papar- bag ejection feature. Guaranteed half of original price lor gulch

IIII. PIN

is"Ts-TiTs:v7E'AY'i.iclEiIE:inI I

Queen Street. '

m..F.I.t.8ILI.... SPANIEL ivunins nus. ssn. -94-: moms rsorroa'cscs..a. An-

piy Lester llaccregor. lillltm.

faionr Fins rive wnaa oT).

Myron Dawson. Nu-th Trvim.

Grover MacKay. Strathcoaa.

Wanted. Salesman

For an aid utablislied Mana- faeturers' Agency in Winnipeg. selling to Jobhars. Hardware Haa-

vO& p abtlltyasauistanttothemaa-I,

Ewes POTATO user required. As: 5 to 40 yearn. Par-manen

t position. Pension Plan. roup Insurance. Starting salary

..LL..,.-,.,-, wig”: G ONE PEICKEION. KAII. I 343” to 35'.” . V”...

years old. Victor Dunn. Victoria cross. Phone Montague M-G.

igmugymhpggg lunar IN CALEDONIA wan.

Apply Mrs. Effie Wilson. Mill- town Cross.

I8-INCII LAWN-BOY ioiia us good working order. Everett L. Donald. Kenslngton.

LAWN SWING. PLYWOOD BOAT and motor. Apply Henry Mne-

' roe. Montague.

inccostsuca Mownii"-s' room- 1 truck wagons. l M. H. and cart and wheels. driving wagon.

Albion.

like new - "Seeing is belelving" Tel. 923) for free home showing All guaranteed. Maritime Com- pact Sales. 176 Kent Charlotte town.

1 holstcin. llri year old steers. I949. La ton ford truck. good tires. One truck tire 700 x 3). Ten ply. Clarence Matters, Kel- lys Cross.

Fsiaals Iielp Vlaatelg

WANTED: MAID FOR GENERAL housework. One school - age child. Phone 3798, Mrs. Lloyd Grant between 6 and ii p.m.

Lent and fossil T A LADY'S WRIST WATCH VIC- lnity' Keefe's Lake. Dial BN2.

:servIcss llffmd g

ISLAND GRILL. QUEEN STREET serving hill - specialising in Dial 521

couru dlnaeu. Chinese dlshse

SAWS FILED AND SET. NOW IS the time to get your's done. AI- so see us about your roof and save. Morden Saw Filing Service. I95 Cumberland St.. Phone 4760.

mittle Hub wagon. horse scuffler 3

Apply J. Hedley Jenkins. Mt. -

'iEc5raoi.ux TRADE - ms. lmnvins equipment.

l

lbs. I sow to farrow Aug. lixh will also be offered by auction II

Apply In writing to: BOX 3. GUARDIAN

AUCTION SALE

AT ST. PATRICICS ROAD HUNTER RIVER. R.R.

The personal effects of the late Wilfred C. Martin will be offered by public auction on his premium at 1:1!) p.m. on Saturday, Augud 1957. These effects consist of: Stoves. household furniture. piano. sound system, radio. carpenter tools. four lack screws. house quantity of second hand lumber, N cedar posts. I gasoline engines. cement mixer. wheelbarrow. c e m e n t crusher. and other articles too numerous to mention. The prem- ises. consisting of 10 acres of

rOUIE'l':WORlA(-HORSE, HQ land. with residence and shop.

' . u gg 1); in at use an e N MODERN SIOCI6 Show 3;, am ,;:,',,,;,:,,,. FUMIGATING ' d """......... .....: '.... Upward Tron M W", : Service .... the Island. NEW you me. - Btochs I”-'."""l!' I"'l"' ”” ' "' m' H: R. QUINN. Proprietor made IIIIIIII upward progreas an an m u .55. r. o. aox oi -V-nu lutweek 0- -M-"mm-' um st est; Canadian Pacific lasaitade overtook the market which dmppgd is to urgr .g Phone I71! Charlottetown. end trading simmered down to Dun. ml”, gun to 3 1;.

lowest level lawn The Associated Press average of so stocks ended 3 cents higher for the week at sirnioo. but there were only 478 advances in con- traat with 734 declines for the en- tire list. And new lows for the yuearl outnumbered new highs in O . For the week, volume totalled 9.081.950 mares. This was the smallest turnover since the week ended May 81, when it totalled 9.678.431 shares. But there were only four trading days that week.

The five most active issues this week on the American stock as- change were:

Banff Oil up VI at 3 ll-lo on 115.300 shares: Merrill Petroleum, up 29a at 1795: Fargo Oil. down 13-10 at ISA; Cuban American Oil, up ii"; at '18; and Jupiter Oil. down SI at 3 9-Id.

Prominent Canadian issues on the American exchange included Preston East Dome, off 9; at

SEALED TENDERS addreaad to the undersigned. and endorsed "TENDER FOR WHARF RE- PLACMENT. LOWER WOOD HARBOUR. SHELBURNE COUN- TY, N.S.". will be received in the office of the Secretary. until Ml) p.m. lE.D.S.'I'.) WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, .1957.

Plans and specification can be seen and forms of tender obtained at the office of the Chief Engineer Department of Public Works. Otl tawa. Ontario. at the office of the District Engineer. Department of Public Works, Public Building. P. 0. Box I75. and at the Post Offices. at Shelburne, Liverpool and Yar-

"DESTROYER" FOR USE IN out-door toilets. Eats right dowal to the earth. saves you that un-

' A ' ' task. Full dir- ections. satisfaction guaranteed.

Order a can now. only SUI)

money order to Log Cabin Pro-

ducts. P.0. Box 751 Charlotte- town.

START IN BUSINESS ON MY capital. You require no capital to be a successful Paula Dealer. . . I'll finance your bus- iness. Full or part-time. Unlim- ited opportunitles distributing over 200 famous well known high- est quality necessities including Teas. Coffees. Spices. Extracts. Cosmetics. Medicines. Waxes. insecticides. Farm products to established customers in your vicinity. No experience necea- sary. I will guide you to success and security. Write to-day to: G. Laurin. President. The Paula Co. Limited. 11 St. Paul st. East. Montreal. Que.

Wanted ERANTFAORD-IIOIST :"Pr'rT'A"'r bottom. Good condition. State I price. Ewen Todd. Rose Valley.

Vlsntsii Is I 'WANTED - ALE n'o-r'ri.I-, I Pints or quarts. Dial wsarran A roiiro DIGGEE.

Please state all particulars. AD- gua MacKay. High Bank.

times To nan?"

TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT for family of four. Apply Box 191 Guardian.

A SMALL HOUSE IN CHAR- lottetown or within a 5 to 10 mile radius of the city. Apply Box 34 Guardian.

WE REPAIR AND REWIND R- tors. washer repairs. wriagar rolls. refrigeration service and repairs. storey Electric.

Teachers Iaatsl

TEACHER WANTED NH Wlteatiey school. supplanted 8700. Apply Secretary .71. Mac- Pherson. Oyster Bed Bridge.

TEACHER WANTED NH Mt. Albion School district Ne. 1:4. 1 pupils; suppl CEO. Mrs. I-lsary I. Jenkins. tary.

WANTED TEACHER PQ

Greenfield school. Ill). supple

meat for first class teache.

soon. for permit teacher. sma

ICU. for permit teacher. said

enrolment. Spply Ida W. Cairn

Greenfield.

Space Available

Large warehouse with railway siding facilitim Constant supervision. sult- abla storage. Right com modities.Phone38l.

WANTED A

DELIVERY SOY WIOOII I 's Grocery '

i.sagwerihAvet

mouth, N.S.

M" "M b""" um d"" To be considered each tender

must be accompanied by a scout.

WILFRED McALEER. . . .. ity in the form of a certified che-

ARTHUR E. GALLANT, Administrators.

Teachers Wanted

Applications will be received by the undersigned from licensed teachers for the following posi- tions in Halifax County;

1. For Junior High and Senior High Grades

2. Principals and Head Teacher.-. for Schools of two to eight close-

printcd forms supplied by the Dc-

lthe conditions set forth therein. The Department. through the Chief Engineer's office (H. and R.l. or through the undersigned. or through the office of the Dis- trict Engineer at Halifax. N.S.. will supply blueprints and speci- fication of the work on deposit of a sum of 325.00 in the form of a ICERTIFED bank cheque - or money - order payable to the or- der of the RECEIVER GENER-

””"" AL or CANADA. The deposit will 3 Primary teachers for village 13?. -eleued on return of the blue- schools. prints and specification in good

condition within a month from the date of reception of tenders. If not returned within that period the deposit will be forfeited.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

ROBERT FORTIER.

Chief of Administrative Services and Secretary. Department of Public Works. Ottawa. July 24. I957.

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

AT COLUMARIO FARMS, FREETOWN, P. E. ISLAND

4 Several teachers for miscel- laneous schools

Salaries according to Founda- tion ScaleEducatioa Act 1956.

J. W. LYNCH. Secretary Municipal School Board for Halifax County,

P. 0. Box I604,

Halifax. N. S.

' ACCREDITED HERD or AYRSI-IIRES 13 MATURE cows 13 YOUNG CATTLE

- Columario farms. complete accredited herd of reg- istered Ayrshires. This herd has an enviable record of production and in the show ring no reserves. Catalogue will be mailed on request.

SALE AT 2 P.M. THURSDAY. AUG. 1st NEXT

EST JOHN W. LEWIS, CLAUDE CRASWELL Freetown, P.E.I. Auctioneer Wlnsloe, RBI.

STENOGRAPHER WANTED

This position is somewhat unusual with interesting work and good opportunity for advancement. Applicant must be good at shorthand and typing. Preferably P.W.C.

graduate or equal. All inquiries treated confidential.

Apply MRS. BRUCE. Unemployment Insurance Office.

AUCTION SALE .

MOUNT HERBERT AUGUST let--2 PM.

1 horse (driving); 2 milk cows. one due to freshen; 1 year-old heifer; 1 cart; 1 truck wagon; 1 wood sleigh; one box sleigh; one cart saddle; 1 hay rake; 1 hay fork and blocks; 4 cards firewood; 1 Enterprise stove; 1 oil refrig- erator; 1 spinning wheel and reel; 1 washing machine: small cream separator; 2 sets of store scales. All house- hold furniture.Jnany other articles.

If not fine, first fine day following. Cash sale.

J. Thomas McKenna

tatat f Auctioneer. E 0 my Mhenon

RURAL ELECTRIFICATION NOTICE malNotloe is.hei-eby given that proposed rural else-

tractswlththeuasithne up henebyadvissdiaowh-athdrpramb. g diqsutearegardlrqthepiaclngot

Anycomplaintsor onprivate orotherwianorthsoutthigof

partmeni and in accordance with-190,200 mar"; Sunshjn. Min”,

7 15-16: Brazilian Traction. down V. at 9'7: and Eureka which de- clined 1-16 to 9-16.

CHRYSLER DOWN !.'

H , The five most active issues on" que or Bonds as specified in thelthe New you gmck form of tender and made on theide.-9;

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EX

Chrysler. dovin It at 78H. on

Oppose Canadian Merge; Attempt

LONDON (CP)-Opposition has developed against a Canadian bid to taha over the Standard Mola- Company of Coventry.

Company of Tomato offered cio,5oo.ooo for the Coventry com- pany's shares. but a Cardiff ae- countant. Julian Hodge. announced he plans to fight the proposed merger through a small company he formed to advise investors.

Hodge is quoted as saying the Massey-Harris-Ferguson offer it its ad for each " ndard share is a "smash shares much more. Hodge claims.

The Daily Express says opposi- tion is building up in the City of London over the terms of the take- over bid. It says part of the ol- fered price is offset by the dollar premium British investors pay when buying dollar stocks.

"it comes down to the Massey company taking advantage of a foreign exchange technicality to get, control of Stsndard's on the cheap." the paper adds.

merits.

FOR SALE

VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN MONTAGUE 10 rooms. 21.2 baths, half acre lot. Modern conven- iences. oil heating. Could easily be converted to apart-

JEAN MacDONALD, Montague

O ALL COMPLETELY

. John S.

128 Spring Park Rd.

USED MOTORCYCLES

RBCONDITIONED

O DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES O EASY TERMS ARRANGE) O ALL POPULAR MAKES & MODELS

Hambly

Phone 4545

Charlottetown

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- IyIANlaaDONAl.D Caaadtmlrsaaldwlar IT. JOII:l':. Nfld. (OP) -'1: roatoartia redlricklteii returned to paint Nevlioniad scenes for a lifth time "there's. youlook." It is not unusual to see the painter surrounded by childrenea he sketches billy St. JohII'I streets. asted coastal vessels front or picurasqua bay and la- lets that dent the province's

ed coast. "1 like their chattering." hi says. "because before you can paint a place you must know the

people.

"I feel close to Newfoundland now. I feel I know the country better. and thus can IIVO I NW1! interpretation in my works." NEW INTERPRETATION Mr. stsiger has already given mainlanders a new picture of this province and other artists are er- riving to see it for themselves. It apmars to have started last year when he forsook art galleries in New York. Vancouver. Toronto. Ottawa. Hamilton and London. 0nt.. to exhibit is Newfoundland paintings In a local cafeteria. The Arts Club of Montreal heard of the exhibition and this spring displayed the self-taught artist's pictures. Critic Andrlen llobitaille of the Photo Journal wrota: "Before him other artists have gone to Newfoundland. but they did not bring back aucli vivid.

The Massey-Harris - Ferguson mu

colored canvases." And now the Galleria l'Art

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Last year Mr. Steiger completed 1 Newfoundland pain and about three-quarters of them were bought by priva

less message in llll. perehd hid on a rocky hill overlooking St John's harbor.

and harbor .lolin's and landscapes at Port do Grave.

He sketches scenes in watai colors and reproduces them in oil: at his studio. "Working in an ab stract way it is more in to work on a small sketch a then plan the canvas."

DETROIT tAP)-Mayor James Tierney. 52. of nearby Garden City was in critical condition with six bullet wounds in his body today while a disgruntled contractor was held at a secret hideout for fear of violence against hlrn. Tierney was shot in the cheat, abdomen and groin Thursday nidit at a city hall planning commis- sion meeting. a