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Tuesday, April 9, 1957 'l he Guardian Page 9

IN MEMORIAM

SMITH-In loylog memory of our dcar mother. Mrs. John H. Smith wliu passed away April 8. I956. Lovinglytremembered by datab-

tcr Sadie.

s.illTll-In loving memory of our dear grandmother. Mrs. Mary smith. who passed away April 8. I956. Drop in our hearts your memory

is kc . we love you to dearly to ever for-

get. Soect memories of you we will al- ways treasure. Having you always. forgetting you never. Lovingly remembered by grand- children Lawrence and Jeah. and great grandchildren Ruby, Arlene. Gary and Kenneth .

DOUCETTE-In loving memory of our father Angus Doucette. who passed away April 7. 1953.

when days are dark and friends

are few

Dear father. how we think of you.

Friends are friends If they are true.

we lost our best friend when we

lost you. Always remembered by sons, George and Allan.

IN MEMIIIIIIIII

MR. DEWAR CUDMORE

On March 13. 1057. there passed away at the Prince Edward Ix- I.'ind Hospital after a very short IIIIIPSI. Dewar Cudmore In his Seth year.

He leaves to mourn his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George P. f' d of Charlottetown. as well as seven hrothcrs: Eric, Wendell, Lloyd. Warren. Maynard. Lawrence and Harry. all residing in Charlotte- town. as well as three sisters. Dor- othy -Mrs. E. Arnfast. of Charlotte- town. Marion. (Mrs. D. Mayne). of stcplienville. Newfoundland. and Marjorie (Mrs. F. Savidantl of Charlottetown.

The funeral which was largely attended. was held on March ts. from the Cutcliffe Funeral Home where the service was conducted by Rev. A. Frank McLean. Hymns sung were "The Lord Is My Sho- phcrd" and "Abide with Me."

Pall bearers were: Messrs. Don- ald Campbell, Frank Gauthlan llcnry Gauthier. Neil McNevln, Ra hcrt Arblng. Gilbert Dolron. ln mom was in the ,' t ,, C.-lRD OF THANKS

The familt of the late Dewar Cudmorc of Charlottetown. wish In f'XlCfl(l their sincere t ' and appreciation to Dr. Lea and the nurses of .the Prince Edward Is- Lind llospltal. also the clergy. and in all the friends and neighbours, u ho were so kind and helpful in mrry way during their sons ro- ccm illness and passing. Thanks is also extended to all who sent flowers, cards and

Iearllmg Aeceansdatetl ACCOMMODATION son nbjiiui. on or rbomers. I-lome cooking Awlv Box Din Guardian.

tars Leaving

CAR m Friday afternoon -April 19th, re turning Saturday April 27th. Cars accommodate 3 passengers. Dial Borden 36-2.

cars and Track: for Sale

p:?p.j 1954 CHEVROLET CAR. PER. fect condition. Phone 7932.

1047 FORD SEDAN. GOOD CON. dition. Priced cheap for quick sale. Dial 7710.

IM! 96 TON DODGE TRUCK. New motor. Less than 500 miles on it. Also quantity of Abegwelt oats. suitable for seed. Apply A;-. thur Sentner. Hunter River.

105! REGENT DODGE SEDAN metallic blue. one owner. excel- lent condition. custom radio and slip covers. May be seen I25 Harvard St.. Summcrside or phone 2179 day 3589 evening.

I050 STUDEBAKER SKYLIGHT coupe. with overdrive. and un- der seat heater. Good condition. Price 3450.00. Apply 141 Elm Ave.. Phone 3398.

III! HALF-TON DODGE. '48 MO- tor. Good condition. Bob Younk- er. 61 Rochford Street. Dial 9258.

I055 VOLKSWAGEN CUSTOM

coach, Good condition. low mile-

age. snow tires. 31000.00 - Can

go financed. Phone 6021 after p.m.

For Itent TWO ROOMS. 1!! KING STREET. FOR RENT -FLOOR IANDZII Chandler Bros. Dial 0357.

TWO ROOMS, IIEATED. PHONE 8072 or apply 3 Elm Avenue.

for Sale VARIETY OF AFIICAN V”-

lets for Easter 31501 ion. Brackley Point Road. Phone 7451.

BABY caruuaol. PLAY PIN. box camera. (I10) Phone 7417'-

canpv SCALE. I POUND Llll new. also cylinder UPC 9 '5-

computing. Priced to sell. Dial 6645.

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3 YEAR OLD HOLSTEIN COW- due to freshen April 15- ADPIY Linus Smith. .Iohnaton'smRIVel'-

si.ioiiri.v'uain"va:Lox aar- ator, 600 lbs. Lorne 3. H1811) Coveliead. Rd.

FOR ssu.-:: ONE tan. Tlllll ton Mercury truck: new M8130! xood tires. also one Brlntfofd hydraulic hoist with 1! ft. Wood bolt; perfect condition. APPU Leo Mallett Freetown P.E.l. Phone I8-23 Bedequc.

ONE FRESH COW. CALF AT side. One horse rising follf VH- Number yearling grade short- horns. P.A. MacDonald, St. Peters Bay.

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LIMITED SUPPLY USED XERO-

acne refrigerators. Good condi-

ilog. Douglas Bros. and Jones. I .

igggjjg... HOUSE six noosts AND luml. city water, garage In good con- dition. lust outside city llmitl.

FOUNDATION MOUNTAINS AND Foundation sebagos seed. Will Csnn. Richmond. g

FLEXALUM VENETIAN BLINDO for that new spring look. Free estimations. Dial 7522.

I5 TONS BALED STRAW .TIlD mth wire. Frank Macxensle. ton.

SET OF ARC LAMPS. AND REC- tifier for motion picture projce tor. Write Roy Russel, Duke St. Chatham. N.B.

FURNISHED HEATED ROOM. with or without board. Central. Dial .'ll35 after 5 p.m.

FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT IN Southport. Dial 4110.

MAY IST. FURNISHED THREE room apartment. Electric stove and frigidaire. Continuous hot

water. Large roomy closets. Basement L ” ,, Brighton ar- ea. Phone 9509.

FOUNDATION SABAGOSJ MILK cows to freshen in April. 1 bred sows. car trailor. Apply Milton Weeks. Fredericton. Phona Hun- ter Rivcr 27-I1.

IIRED sows. APPLY EDISON MacLesn. Orwell Cove.

liul TWO TONE FORD CONVER- tible. Good condition. Cheap for cash. Apply 0. K. Rubber Weld- ers. M St. Peters Road.

LARGE ans-ran AND-FURNISIL ed room. Second floor. Nice lo- cation. Dlsl 3306.

rwo FURNIHED AnT)TTiFc. rooms. Ground floor. 39 Pass- more Street or dial 5241.

LARGE FURNISHED FRONT room. Separate entrance. Cen- tral. Suitable to L t girls. Phone 3417 evenings.

TWO ADJOINING UNFURNISIl-

rooms. upstairs with sink. Adults. Phone 4597. or Apply 39 Water Street. FOR RENT- MODERN IIRIGIIT Six room house. Good location. Inquire 374 Beaver Street Sum- merslde.

sympathy. To each and everyone ithay offer their heartfelt grati- u e. .

CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank Dr. Lea. nurses and staff of P.E.I. Hospital. My- frlends and neighbours. who visit.- sd me and sent cards.

Lawrence Marshall.

FARM or too ACRES AT so?s

HEATED APARTMENT SIX rooms and bath second floor. 875.00 monthly. Brighton Road. Dial 8476.

For Sale

DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSE IN excellent condition. Residential location. Write Box 921 Guardian Office.

Valley. 65 acres clear. t ' covered with hardwood. Elec- tricity. Dan Todd. Rose Valley.

ELECTRIC CHICK IIROODEI. capacity 300. Also 2 horse hlller, baled hay. straw and turnip. Ralph Gay. Winsloc.

AN EASTER GIFT WITI1

meaning - will please a parent. Christian friend or shut-in. See the fascinating display at The Bible House topposlte Eaton's)

LOVELY PUPPIES. PURE BRED extraction. some house-broken.. Two to nine months. Pate's Or- chard View Cablns. O'Leary. Choose yours for Easter now.

HOMESTEAD FARM WITII RUII. dings of Mrs. Stewart MacMlc- ken situated at North Carleton and consisting of approximately Il5 acres. There is about is acres at the rear of excellent growth hardwood. the balance of the property being under cul- tivation. There are fair build- ings on the property with elect- ric lights installed. A stream crosses the property towards the rear. Approximately one - half mile from paved highway. A icasonable amount of purchase price may remain on the pro- perty if desired. Morley M. Bell. Solicitor. Summerside.

Felssls lists viims

Mill By-products Are Now Valuable

BOSTON (AP-Mill by-Products once burned as waste have been developed Into a strong market, a Maine lumber manufacturer said Monday.

Philip II. Chadhourne. president of the Bethel. Maine. c bearing his name. told thing annual convention of the North- eastern I F 1 ' urgrr Association the use of tree bark slabs and edglngs as wood chips is "one of the most promising In- nnvations in recent years."

Chadbourne said the Introduction of wood chips and sawdust fu- rooflng shingles has helped lum- bcr men utilise I) per cent of the tree log volume compared to I

CONVERSION OIL RANGE WITH

1 vsnn smoii' DROP-HEAD

rAcrortv's'un.r ROTARY-AND

FIVE MILK cows ro ritnsn.

Kemac Burner. Practically new. apply 15! Upper Prince. Phone

FARMALI. A TRACTOR. GOOD condition. Will take cattle on trade. Apply Hamid Morrow. Harrington.

treadle Sewing Machine 5l2.05. Singer Sewing Machine Centre, 164 Great Georte St. Dial 4551.

engine. Priced for quick sale. Apply Ralph D. Young. Wood Islands.

en In April. also one Holstein bull. 11 months old. Apply Mar- ton Murphy. Freetown.

IIOUSEKEEPER WANTED FOR approximately 2 months. mod- ern conveniences. weekend free if desired. Apply Lloyd Darrach. Tyne Valley.

OPERATING ROOM NURSE Graduate nurse I ,' I with post-graduate O.R. Please state salary required. Maintenance 335.00. 40 bed hospital with con- genial working conditions. 40 hour week. Fare refunded after six months. Apply Administra- tor. War Memorial Hospital. Williams Lake. B.C.

WOMAN TO IIELP CARE FOR invalid lady. living In City View near Ottawa. Passage paid. re ferences. Telephone 034 or write lsfrs. Hamming. Charlotte Real- ence.

pcr cent a few years ago.

LONG HISTORY

Entry of native tribes into North America probably began as long as 15,000 years ago. acoordag to

FOR SALE ONE HEAVY DUTY

Rotary complete with 44- inch saw. Inserted tooth. Newly wood ed. One four-cylinder Bosch Mag- neto. Two Ila Inch SK! roller bearings. oil bath. One high

.. .. M, on

a rrliaeologistl.

governor engine. Dan Morrison. Alberton.

RIPI.EY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

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LOST IN VICINITY OF CIIA lottetown. wallet " money and cheque. Reward. II. 73. MacPhalI. Cornwall. Phone 665.

LOST WAI.I.E'I' CONTAINING sum of money and papers be tween Canada Paclrars sad III Prince Street. Finder Apply ts Hlltga Hardy Phone IOU. lo we .

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NARRIID MAN TO LOG AF- terfarnnbutehmal Phooe7WlIafterep.in.

WANTID TILT Ill-

channel

I

Illsigla ass tfDllTROYER” FOR USE IN out-door toilets. Eats right down to the earth. saves you that us- pleasant cleaning task. Full dir- ” satisfaction guaranteed. Order a can now. only 31.00 post- paid. Log Cabin Products. P.O. Box all Charlottetown-

Ssrvlcss offered

BLAND GRILL. QUEEN STREET

SER- vice throughoul the Island. ll.R. Quinn Proprietor. P.O. Box 451. Phone 0727 Charlottetown.

WE REPAIR AND REWIND M0- tors, washer repairs. wringer rolls. refrigeration. Sales and repairs. House wl.l'in8- Storey Electric.

sawnvo MACHINES ITEPAIRED

- in the office of the Secretary. un-

' -raaosas addressed mSI;:htLE.Pdg , and endorsed "TENDER FOR EREAKWATER REPAIRS. MAUGER BEACH tMcNABS isi.AND. HALIFAX COUNTY. N.S.”, will be received

"1 300 In”, tE.D.S.'I'.) WEDNES DAY. MAY 8. I557. .

plan. and specification can be seen and toms of 9954" 0'"-'l"9d at the office of the Chief Engineer, Department of Ptttdlllc Works. 01- tawa. Ontario. at the office of the District Engineer. Department of public-works. Public Bulldms. P. 0. Box 875. Halifax. NS.

To be considered each tender must be accompanied by I secur- ity in the form of a certified cheque

-I repair all makes of sewing. machines. H. 1!. Cameron. 210 Convent St., Sumrnerslde. Phone z9TI.

or Bonds as specified in the form of tender and made on the Prlllted forms supplied by the Department and in gt,-cu-dance with the condi- tions set forth tIlel'eIll---

WANTED ALE I!O1'I'I..ES.g pints or quarts. Dial 8595. I

HEALTHY PUPPPIES FOR CIIII: ; dren'1 pets. State all P8l'lll'l-I- lars in first letter. Apply Box 919 Guardian.

Work Wanted

EXPERIENCED. TYPIST . DE- slres work in eveninlm AFN! to Box 909. Guardian.

POSITION WANTED. GENERAL office Work. Cashier, Bookkeep- ing. Filing. Apply Box 920 Guardian. .

HOUSE FOR SALE

At 141 Argyle street, Summarsidc. 0 rooms nsd bath. House built eight years ago. Oil heat. heavy duty wirinl. full ment. Garage. Cement driveway. Apply Law Office- RICHARD I. HINTON, Q.C. Summerside.

FARM FOR SALE

Ideal farm fo r small farmer. Situated on paved highway facing P o w n a l Bay. 65 acres, 35 acres clear, new house.

cement base-

Reason for selling, leav- ing Province.

Apply- ATWOOD MacRAE Alexandra

I -The Department. through the . iCIlicf " ' 'l office (If. and R.) LIGET JOG CART. PHONE 5006. or through the undersigned. or

through the office of the District Engineer at Halifax. N-S-- will sup- ply blue-prints and specification of the work on deposit of a sum of 525.00 in the form of a CERTI- FIED bank chequ or moncy-or- der payable to the order of the RECEIVER GENERAL OF CAN- ADA. The depoalt will be released on return of the blueprints and specification in good condition within a month from the date of reception of tenders. If not return- ed within that period the deposit will be forfeited. The lowest or any tender not necessarily acce ed. ROBERT FORTIER. Department of Public Works. Ottawa. April 4, 1957.

WANTED

Buyer of lobster and fish, etc. Must be intelligent, honest and reliable. Chance of a life-time for the right person. Write at once to:

CANADIAN SEAFOOD

COMPANY 27 School Street. Boston, Mass., U.S.A.

Tenders

Tenders will be accepted up and until noon April 15th. for the trucking of feed from Albany Station to Crapaud Creamery's feed house Crspaud. and neatly piled therein. Kindly state in tender price per cwt when roads are open, and price per cwt. during the restricted period. The Company is not obliged to accept the lowest or any tender. '

CRAPAUD CREAMERY C0.

Wanted three men to fill

looking for can make better

Apply--Box 9

SALES CAREER

ation due to rapid increase in business. The men we are

wonderful remuneration on all business. Full training, no experience necessary. car helpful but not essential. THE C. E. RICHARDSON AGENCY

vacancy left in our organiz-

than 5100.00 per week. also

13 Guardian.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS. Etc.

Iell. Motheson 5 Foster I50 IIOMIIOIII H.

J. Elmer Blanchard. 0.A. III heaa St. Phone & M. A. Former. Q.C.. Ll..S. Rank of Ceessnaree Bldg. Allison M. Glills, LLB. ID Ibhlsud O. Diet (747 A. Wolthen Goudet. LLI. Pllillpa Bldg. In Oraftaa U. Palmer In Hoalom Iaah of Neva Seella Elk.

Peaks 8 Nicholson I73 GPIIIQ &Od

.l.A.MosO-algon can-males, nlaisos oauaat

Mocfheelholnor IUQQCII. IIIIOII mM.Hld4ED,I.L.ls

HYALIANIHIILIING MALIOI

J. A. IIaeDONAI.l). q.o. Icclllell Iddlag. Gt. (Butt 3.

wsbllea.

1 Chi ARTHUR J.

G'IARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

MeM)NAlD. CUIIIE I CO. COOPER BRUITIERS A (X), Charlottetown

H.l.DOAtIICOM'AN'I "MUHZMLW

OPTOMETRISTS

J. A Ccrruthers. ID. I)! Kent St. Dial III)

Byron J. Grant. O.D. I28 Kent St. Dial Ill

J. S. Taylor. I.O.

Corner Kent A Oeeea Se. Office ms: Ileeae ms

H. 1. Mason. P..O. Neatagee P.E.I

CHIROPRACTOR

Dr. W. I. Conoox II Prlnceh IIIUOD

ARCHITECT

6. Keith Plcltord

3. Arch. M.I.A.I.C-.

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I. A In D CAIIETT

Expect Policy Statement- Today On Power Offer

By JOHN E. BIRD Canadian Press Staff writer

OTTAWA (CPI-Resources Min-. ister Lesage is cheduled to makel a policy statement today in the Commons elaborating on the fed- eral governmenrs offer in akslsf, in power development in Brunswick and Nova Scotia

Reports here say the offer, an- nounced in Finance Minister liar- ris' March It budget speech, may involve a federal expenditure of between Sl50.000,000 and 3200390,. 000 over a 10-year period

Mr. Lesage is expected to-

I. Outline in greater detail the federal offer to help the two in. Iantic provinces by building steami power plants and power transmis-' sion lines in and bctwi-en New Brunswick and Nova St-olia.

2. Announce that Montreal En-l glaeering Ltd.. consulting i-ngin-i

niing of New Brunswick and per. haps Premier Stanfield of Nova Scotia.

pbriiiismck legislature Wednesday. it-aliejd iur1alunited non-political . sian in mp ementing the fed- hV4'P&;)":I':)':”tFl"" "Pei" TPQllcsts:ci'al povier-aid proposal. He. said mm (Or 5 Pmmllllln and Stan-in would be "the greatest pity in Harm Ernelrous suhvcntions on the world if this new opportunity V 1. d me cna so that it can bepis compromised or gets lost in a A w "59 t""l0"lll'a”y by any thermal waiter of partisal politics. PW" Dlants to be built. He saw no difligulty in the prov-

Aficr the March 14 budget of-(Inca reaching agreement when the fol. power officials from the two federal government for implemen- Dltlvinccs met in Ottawa with fed-p tation of the offer. One of the first Plal smrrnment representatives.IProjects, he said. should be con- Iilr. Lesage reported to cabinetlstruction of a thermal electric about two weeks gao on tbesejpart of the province. talks. l On the same day. Premier stan-

On March 26 he informed the field introduced legislation in the Commons that he had received an. Nova Scotia House authorizing engineering report from Prcmierlthe provincial government to sign Flemming on further proposedia power agreement with Ottawa John River basin. He replied byllle said the legislation will enable Icller the same day. lthe province to take advantage of ADDITIONAL EXCHANGE the federal offer.

There was an additional up The premier said the chief ben-

Suspend Eight p Convent Students OTTAWA ICP) - The motha

superior of Notre Dame Convent " I

said Monday eight girls blvs been asked to withdraw from tbs school because they tideliberateiy defied the authority of the scbooI' by attending an Elvis Presley per formance here last week.

The 400 convent students had ,g been asked to pledge not to attend the rock 'n' roll poi-former's ap pearances last Wednesday.

Not. all of the eight suspended for the rest of this term signed pledges. the mother superior said. There also were other students who didn't sign the pledge but did not attend the shows.

But the students knew that. I they went to the Presley show they would have "to sacrifice attend- ance at Notre ame." she said "This is a private school."

It was possible that the eight could be reconsidered fir ro admission next fall.

N. B; Motor Vehicle

eers, will make a survey of power needs in the two Provinces to de- termine logicsl sites for power plants and other works.

3. Table recent correspondence on the offer with Premier Flem-

WANTED By May Isl, general

duty nurses. Apply to Matron. Kings County Memorial Hospital.

GUARDIAN

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change of correspondence last

neck between Mr. Lcsage and ths' field of finance.

Premier which also is expected

in be tabled by the resources m'in- i necessity of raising money for

ISIPT.

A spolismsn in Mr. Lesage's office indicated today's statement will set the stage for actual im- plemcntation of a program of aa- sistance.

Premier Flemming. In the New

em to Nova Scotia will be In the An up meat would relieve the province of the

new plants and power lines. Ottawa. he said. did not intend ;to create a large surplus of power gin Nova Scotia but to build gen- crating stations as they were re- .quircd. He did not see any imme- ,diate reduction in power rates.

Comments On

Continued from page I negotiations were being pressed with the utmost vigor and felt that the results would be favorable.

"In early 1951 Our Potato Com- mittee met with the Federal Cabl- net and fiequant contacts were kept up with the Finance Minister- We can look back now with great satisfaction on a Job that I feel was well done. and in this con- nection on behalf of the Council Committee I wish to express sin- cere thanks to all groups and in- dlvlduals who sup orted the Can- sdian Hortlcuitur Council in its efforts to secure this concession. Mr. Harris in his presentation in Parliament a few days ago made reference to the Council and its fine work and the presentation for attention to the potato case to the exclusion of all others."