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” The Guardian, Charlottetowil, Tues, Mar. 17, 1959
_IN MEMORIAM
LAWSON — In fond memory of our wife and miother,. Mrs. Isa-
ac Lawson, wlio passed way March 17th, 1957
Thoughts drift back to dave sie
eile ibid dc bin: Gecemcien tack
Deep”in our hearts her-memory is kept
~ We who-toved her will never-for-
get.
Fondly. remembered by - hus- band and family.
CANTELO — In loving memory _ ofa dear wife and mother, Mrs.
Daniel G.' Cantelo, who passed ' away March 16th., 1955.
We are thinking of you deaf wife apd mother, But then that is nothing new. ,
We thougat-about you yesterday)
and the day before that too. We will think of you to-morrow and each day throughout the year. ’ We'll think of you forever, For to us you were so dear God gave us strength to fight it And courage to bear the blow ~But what it cost to lose you No one will ever know.
Sadly ‘ missed and every re- membered by husband and fam- ily.
BRUCE —In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather Elliot J, Bruce who passed a- way March 17th., 1959.
This mohth comes with deep re- =
it brings a day we shall never forget
You fell asleep without good-bye
But memories of you will never die.
Fondly remembered by Gerald Minnie and family.
MacDONALD — In loving mem-
rough And the hills were hard to climb So he closed your weary eyelids And whispered “‘peace be Thine’’. I have only a memory, dear grandfather,
I will cherish my whole life through
But the sweetness will live for- ever
s I treasure the memory of you. \ Always remembered by your granddaughter, Thelma. .
HAWATT — In loving memory of our dear father James Cook Howat. who passed away, March 14th, 1934.
kk was im the month of Mai‘ch
Where we stod by the open grave |.
As we watched them lower a lov- ed one
We would have given our lives to save
2
not waken
That soul in the silent clay.
So we laid our hearts down be- side him
And sliently walked away. Always remembered by his
wife and family.
Guardian-Patriot
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55 CHEV. 3 TON TRUCK, SIZE
IN MEMORIAM
‘Agents’ Wa nied
EXTRA MONEY CAN BE
nified respectable manner. _»Don't delay write today for full
particulars and earn money now. Dept E., Peggy Newton (Canada) Ltd., Dundas, Ontariq
“MONEY? MONEY? ‘
“Let me start you in busif€ss on my capiial with a net weekly earnings of more than $75.00, handling in your neighborhood, 250 fast repeating necessities in- cluding Tea, Coffee, Toiletries,
~~ in established City or rural
routes. Experience un- ee Tll teach you. 30 days free trial. Established 1934. Write today without fail. .G. Laurin, President, The Paula Co. Ltd., 21 St. Paul St. East, Mon-
Cars Leaving
CAR LEAVING FOR SOUTHERN Ontario, Friday morning, March 2th. Write Guardian—Patriot Box . 16421, Chartottetown.
Cars For Sale
148 DODGE SEDAN, GOOD motor and tires, body fair. Can be seen at Belvedere Service Station.
1700, insulated van box, Al condition. Will take % ‘ton truck or feeder cattle in ex- change. Phone New. Hav change 3-15. Cecil Mac Long Creek.
zie,
Medicines, Insecticides, Farm)
OUT OUR WAY
Summerside 8031 ©
By J. R; WILLIAMS
Equipment Rental
standard models, Phone 9525.
WANTED
CARS WITH DRIVERS Apply to:
ROY'S TAXI
Phones 6560 - 6569 | Female Help Wanted
“REG. N’S FOR NEW MOD- ern 17 bed hospital, excellent equipment. Salary 270.00 per month, 10.00 annual increments or commensurate with ability.
. 40 hr. week. Modern res, good recreation facilities, board room and uniform Jaundry 34.50 per month. Apply to Sec- retary-Treasurer Union Hos- pital, Bengough, Sask.”
«| YOUNG WOMAN WANTED FOR
evening diningroom work. Ap- ply Mrs. Bruce, Unemployment Insurance Office.
For Sale f
APPLES: RUSSET, DELICIOUS, Stark, Spy, etc. '2 mile up Air-| port Road. Mrs. Wm. i ineress ‘Phone 5020.
0USE CLEANING SPECIAL:
Wallpaper, room lot special Furniture; Bedroom suites; Chesterfields; Studio couch;
Kitchen Chrome sets and floor coverings. Firestone Home | and Auto. 187 Great George ‘Street.
10 TONS OF BALED HAY. AP.- ply John Clark, Hampshire. AUCTION “45” SCORE CARDS for sale at Guardian- Patri ot
Centrai Printing.
ONE FISHING BOAT_40 FEET long. Hudson Engine. 1952 Mer- cury 3 ton Truck, 1950 Chevro-
let Car. Apply Roy “Campbell, Nine Mile Creek.
ELECTRIC BEAN POT. NEW. Will sell for less than cost.| Phone 5749.
OH! WHAT A LOVELY SCENT: |
| —Trythe-famousPonset_Armen- | jan Incense Paper " deodorizes| _ De -€;; -Agineourt,—Ont_—___
or at any time delights. Handy | Booklet, 35 cents at your drug-|
gist’s or write to Ponsot’s 2089 B. Gouin East Montreal
Stamps O. K.
POT BURNER OW RANGE. Complete with Oil’ drum and hot, water coil. Good condition. Price $40. cash. Phone 5189.
FOR SALE — 2 GRADE HOL- stein cows and’1 Jersey cow. All newly freshened with cal- ves at side. Donald Lamont, French River. Phone New Lon-
don 1-32. Farmers Market
FOR SALE: THREE FRESHEN- ed cows. Also two purebred Holstein to freshen soon. Will take feeder -cattle in trade. Ap-, ply Collins Wood, Bunbury, Phone 7048.
MR. DAIRYMAN—FOR THE- best-get a Co-op Universal Milker also Drop In oe Units, at Producers Co-op, 58 Fitzroy Street.
BUYING GOOD YOUNG PIGS top market price. Farm pigk- up until noon Wednesday. P. A. MacDonald. :
FOR SALE EXTRA GOOD EAT- ing potatoes: Green Mountains, $1.00 for 75 lbs. James A. Mac- Donald. Hunter River or phone 25-3.
FOR SALE — GENERAL PUR-
pose horse. 1200 lbs. Nine years
_ Apply Elmer Colwill, Bon- aw.
NEW VEGETABLE VARIE-
ties.are special features of our
1959 catalogue. Write for your
— copy today! Vesey’s Seeds, ork.
Baby Chicks LOVE AND EAT
Master Chick Starter Krums :
With ZOALENE Science newest, most promising ? COCCIDIOS: Al Contains every recognized nutrient properly resistance, promotes rapid even and wurdy growth. Get benefits of the most —~ EXTENSIVE COMMERCIAL FEED R€-
SEARCH im CANADAr Buy MASTER) FEEDS fr your local Master dealer.
Rep. Phone 5455
balanced, builds chicks’|'
“LADIES TO SEW AT HOME
on their own machine, oppor-,|
tunity for high earnings, Apply Box 240 Glencoe, Ontario.
| WANTED EXPERIENCED girl for general housework and plain cooking in country home. Modern conveniences. Good
wages for the right girl. Ref-|
erences required. Write Guard- ™ian—Patriot Box Ci6418, Char- lottetown.
WANTED — YOUNG WOMEN, age 18-30 to work in nursing Home in’ Montreal. Accepted party would have fare paid to Montréal, if necessary, and would promise to work:for one year. Own room provided. Write including refeences to— Mrs. E. Rutherford, 1510 Wood- land Ave./ Montreal, Quebec.
MAKE BEAUTIFUL BROOCH- es, Earrings, Necklaces at home. Sell to your
friends. |
TYPEWRITER FOR RENT|_
Help Wanted | —
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Easy to do. Excellent profits. '
Send for free wholesale catal- ogue to: L.G. Murgatroyd Co.,
WANTED—REGISTERED NUR-
se for Nursing Home in Mon-'
treal. Full time position. Que- bec papers and license to be in order, Write Mrs. E. Ruther-
- ford, 1510 Woodland, Ave., Montreal, Quebec.
Lost & Found
LOST: STRAYED FROM 320 Fitzroy Street. Yellow and white cat. Answer to name of Timmy. Phone“.3364. Reward.
LOST — LADY’S VATIS WRIST Watch, in Charlottetown. Initials C.W. Reward. Phone 4375.
RENTAL Houses & Apartments
FOR RENT — THREE ROOM apartment, unheated and un- furnished. In Winsloe. Electric- ity and running water. Phone 7797.
FURNISHED, HEATED 1 ROOM. Centrally located. Dial 3611.
Wanted To Rent
WANTED TO RENT BY APRIL 1st. three or four room unfur- nished apartment with hath. Ground floor preferred.: ne 5304 in mornings.
FOR RENT — UNFURNISHED \nrooms. 100 King Street, second floor, Apply 100 King Street.
WANTED — 3 OR 4 ROOM AP- artment or small house in or near Charlottetown. Unfurnish-
- ed. Aduit-couple. Dial 7193 af- ter 5:15 p.m,
REAL ESTATE . for Sale
FOR SALE — EIGHT ROOM house, centrally situated on Water Street, hot waiter ail. furnace could be converted’ in-
sioper. _ Write Guar- dian Patriot, Box 17194 Char- lottetowa.
-| the 22nd day of March A. D. 1955 +l in Queens County in Prince Edward
“| to the ‘undersigned mortgagee and
Work Wanted
EXPERIENCED LADY DESIR- es full or part time work as Sales Clerk. Dial 3320.
Wanted To Buy
WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PINTS or quarts. Dial 8595. ,
BUYING LUMBER 8 AND 10 feet lengths. John P. Lee-o.
REGULATION SIZE BUILDING lot with city facilities. Write stating price and location to Guardian Patriot Box ‘17193, Charlotietown.
Services Offered
You're Smart To
Insulate Now The earlier you insulate the greater the savings you earn. Greatest comfort
at less cost. Contact us for|\
free estimates. Phone §426
White Mobile truck on Call Pioneer Insulators ' In Maritimes Head office wormhert Insulators Co. of Canada Ltd. ~ Bayside. Drive,
St. John, N.B
es
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
CORRECTLY REPAIRED Factory Parts Only
STOREY ELECTRIC
* 136 Prince Street PHONE 734’
TELEVISION AND RADIOS RE-,
paired. Prompt service by fully equipped experts. Costs are lower when repairs gre done
properly. Pick up and delivery |
_ service. Island Radio Centre, 136 Great George Street. Phone 6021,
Teachers Wanted
TEACHERS REQUIRED FOR
Air Marshall G. O. Johnson School, R.C.A.F. Station Sum- merside, P. E. I. Vacancies exist at all grade levels from Grade 1 to Grade 7 inclusive. Application forms and salary se t forwarded on | * request. Apply, Secretary, School Board, R.C.A.F. Station, Summerside, P. E. I.
Transportation
COUPLE REQUIRE TRANS- portation from Charbottetown . to Halifax on March 2ist. _ Phone Montague 197.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
TAKE NOTICE that there will be! sold by public auction in front of the Law Courts Building in Char- lottetown in Queens County in Prince Edward Island on Thursday | the second day of April A.D. 1959} at the hour of eleven o'clock in the! forenoon ALL THAT TRACT PIECE AND PARCEL. of land situate lying | and being in - Charlottetown in|
Queens County in Prince Edward Is- | land bounded and described es fol-|
lows:—-COMMENCING on the west
side of Beach Street at a point 50)
feet southwardly along Beach Street | from the southeast angle of a lot of land conveyed by James €, Blan- chard as Executor of the Clement Blanchard Estate to Gertrude Bell by deed dated May 18th 1 and reg- istered in Liber 126 Folio 512 of Queens County Conveyances; thence | west parallel with the south side of | said land conveyed to Gertrude Bell for the distance of 100 feet; thence at right angles southwardly and parallel to Beach Street for the dis- tance of 50 feet and thence at right angles eastwardly to the west side of Beach Sfreet and thence north- wardly along Beach Street to the place of commencement being thus described in a deed of conveyance dated March 22nd 1955 from James £. Blanchard, Executor Estate Clement Blanchard to Harold C. Lee and in a deed dated August 25th 1956, from Harold C. Lee and ano to _ c. Carmody and ano.
The above sale is made puenaand to @ power of sale contained in an indenture -of mortgage bearing date
from Harold C. Lee of Charlottetown | Island, Clerk and Susan Lee his wife
is made because of default in the payment of the principal and interest secured thereby. Dated this 2nd day of March A.D. 1959. NORMAN W. LOWTHER, 86 Great George St., Ch’town,
WANTED -- WAITRESS
Position offers good working tours, holidays with pay, pension plan and numer- ous other company benefits. ~
* Apply in writing—stating. cnhclbabe. age, marital status, salary expected, to:
BOX 17034- Guardian - Patriot, Charlottetown
FOR SALE :
One desirable building lot in centre of city resi- dential area. Frontage approximately 70 feet by 110 feet.
we
Apply to— . MRS. WENDELL H. WORTH, 185 Euston Street, Charlottetown, P.E.I.
WANTED
YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE WORK Typing preferred, but not essential
Apply— : SIMPSONS:- SEARS
164 Kent Street,
wd
Yo
Block Building
TENDERS
DALVAY HOTEL EQUIPMENT AND. FURNISHINGS
TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to noon on TUESDAY, March 3ist, 1959, on complete furnishings and equipment, or any. required part of same, owned by the Estate of the late Wendell. H. Worth, including amongst other articles, the following items:
One Walk-in Wallace Kelvinator, One 5-door Reach in Wallace’ Refrigerator, One International Harvester Deep Freeze (Commercial Size’, One International Harvester Deep Freeze (Upright Model), One Inter-. national Harvester Electric Refrigerator, One Garland Six Burner, double Oven Gas Cooking Range with Canopy and Suction Motor, One Hubbert Gas Pastry Oven, One Restaurant Size Electric Toaster, One Serv-
Pots, Pans, Tables, 2 Electric Fans, Dishes, Glassware, Flat Silver, etc., Complete Kitchen Equipment. -
mercial Size Beatty Electric Washer, One Household Size Beatty Electric Washer, One Steam Iron,, Two Electric Mangles, Ironing Boards, One Set Double Wash Tubs and Fixtures, Drying Racks, etc., One Atlas Oil Heater, One 650 gallon Oil -Tank.
Plumbing Fixtures consisting of Wash Basins, Toilets, Bath Tubs, Paper Towel Wall Cabinets, Meta! Towel ee Glass Shelves, Brackets, Mirrors | ete.
2 Office Desks, Chairs, One Safe, One Smith-| — ~
Carona Cash Register, Three Electric Clocks, One Glass 'Yisplay Case, One Wooden Counter, One Oak Writing Yesk, One Wall Tapestry, Floor Lamps, Pin up Lights, | ictures, Books, Bridge Tables, Bridge Covers, 3 | ‘hesterfields, Chesterfield Chairs, Slip Covers, Drap- ries, One Antique Spinning Wheel, One Large Uphol- | tered Fire Bench, One Mahogany Antique Tilt Top hag One Mahogany Drop Leaf Table, Glass Curtains, ne Walnut Knee-hole Writing Desk, 3 complete Maple heed -room Twin Sets complete with mattresses, — chests of drawers, mirrors, chairs, Rug, mats etc., Governor-General’s Cottage, one 4-Poster Walnut Bed- “oom Twin Set, one Mahogany Double Four-Poster
ved (antique), Roll-away Cots, Beds, Springs, Matt- | | resses, Window Blinds, Curtains, Assorted Coloured
'Satin Bound Kenwood Blankets (58), White Wool Blankets (52), White Rainbow bordered Wool Blankets (20), Sheets, Pillows, Pillow Cases, Bedspreads, Mats, Rugs, Bureaus, Chests of Drawers Carpets, Rope Mat- ‘ing Rope Runners, 60 feet (Green) Plastic Coated ‘‘loor Runner, Linen Table Cloths, Serviettes, Silence Cloths, Venetian Blinis — Equipment sufficient for thirty-three guest-rooms.
One ‘Sponson Canoe, One Old Town Canoe com-
One Plywood Row Boat and Oars, Aluminum Veran- tah Chairs, Cape Cod Outdoor Chairs, Wicker Chairs, eee etcé, and other articles too numerous to mention.
One 1954 Meteor Ranch Wagon. The highest or any tender not necessqrily saieien| Inspection by appointment. Apply to ‘ MRS: WENDELL H. WORTH 185 Euston Street, »
LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT consisting of one Com-|}-
plete with Sailing Equipment, Four Canoe Paddles, | -
| KENSINGTON [sm si"s4Secu c/o WOODLANDS ROYAL BURTON 2nd. Prince County Hospital.
: : Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davison,| « s4,. W. L. Delaney returned
: “ ; ® Kensington, left recently on @ trip) -. ontiy to her home in Kensing-
Junior Champion, Royal Winter Fair 1957 & 1958 gn Seid hoo vo |e ster velinn of te homme of
v in. turned to his home in Kensington sca-intew and daughter, Mr.
All Canadian Bull Calf 1957 __ ater - the past week at] ®t Mrs. Hellis-Lene, <Afaatreal.
. All Canadian Yearling 1958 a-Si age Frozen Semen. now available. Contact your local We ee er ST. LOUIS
Inseminator, or New Brunswick Artificial Breeders | George Rogers, Freetown will be Gates weewhe ot, Co-Op | ere | pleased to: know that-she is mak- cole Shared
ete a te ing 2 good recovery from s re: 6 Ve nee death took place
~ Price — $10.00, plus Inseniifizttion Fee. oe ot Oe cnde wilt be| at her, home-in St. Edwards. io
Registration Fee for Bull Calves $50.00. pleased to know thet Lieut. Col.) ES oom her ho im
: favorably following recent éur.| maculate Conception Churct, Pat
A. MacRAE & SONS Se ee ee ae
The many friends of Mr. Wes-|° Miss Lorrain Brocon has left
Pig Sa § SS where she will
THE ANNUAL MEETING
Of The New Glasgow Dairying Company will be held inthe
‘NEW GLASGOW HALL
THURSDAY, MARCH 19th, 1959 At 2:00 P. M.
: PHYLLIS DICKIESON, Sec'y. FORSALE
Large attractive single dwelling in good repair sit- uated at 9 Longworth Avenue presently owned by Mrs. P. R. McCormac containing five rooms on the ground floor, four bedrooms and bath on the second floor and two bedrooms on the third floor. Hot water heating with an oil furnace. Large Lot. Double garage.
Dwelling could be readily converted into two apart- ments!
For particulars Apply
THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY.
154 Richmond Street.
-FOR SALE
RURAL. GENERAL STORE PROPERTY AND BUSINESS
Situated in prosperous Agricultural and Fishing Community in Queen’s County. Property consists of large lot with store building
: and warehouse, six room house with electricity & bath,
and egg grading station. Business consists of General Store with all neces-
sary fixtures and usual stock. Will be sold as a Going Concern, with possession available thirty days from date of sale. Terms available. Apply: A. W. GAUDET, LL.B. Solicitor 111 Grafton Street,
ee. Se OPEN
Applications will be recelved at the office of the
CIVIC POSITION undersigned up to noon on Monday March 30th for the
position of understudy and assistant to the Gity As- sessor of the City of Charlottetown. Applications to
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‘all Deep Fryer (Electricy; One-Electric Steam Table; }state-age;-previous-employment, educational_qualifica- |
tions and salary expected.
“* ” JOHN J. BUTLER, _ Clerk.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
BARRISTERS | Chiropractor SOLICITORS, Etc.| | Dr. W. BR Carson
M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LL.B. Bank ef Commerce Bidg. Palmer & Haslam tank of Nova Scotia, Bldg.
isbn & Nicholson afton Street
‘J. A. McGuigan, B.A.
Optometrists J.:A. Carruthers, R.O. 123 Kent S. “Dial 5612
_ J. 8. Taylor, R.0.
Cerner Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756
wrie Bldg, Dial 9424 Queen $t.! Architect lan M. MacLeod, LL.B. | J. F. cake B. Arch (Mclean & McKinnon) Architect i ‘e@ Bidg. 179 Queen $t.|-140 Richmond S$. Dial 3865 Dial 3361
G. Keith Pickard
B& Arch. M.R.A.1C. g 100 Fitzroy ‘St.
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Grade VIH: 1. Marilyn Comp- ton; 2. Elaine Doucette; 3. Don- Grade VU: 1. John MacDonald
Grade Vv: 1. Mary Gard: 2. Earl Anderson; 3. Catherine MacDonald.
Miss James Chappell's Dept
y aeas IV: 1. Carol Thompson; 2. Clinton Ladner; 3. Joyce Birch Donald Maxfield (equal)
Grade TH: 1. Ellen Johnston; 2. Deanna MacNevin, Shermaa Ladner (equal); 3. Diane Ray- ner.
aoe Nelson Mugridge’s Dept. Grade HI: 1. Briam Rogers: % Louise Beaton; 3. Judy Mac-_ Gregor.
Grade I: 1. Gregory Ladner; 2%
, |Gary Hickox; 3. Joseph Bulger.
Perfect attendance for half year Norma Beaton, Donna Jen- kins, Wayne Johnston, Ronalé MacNeill, Barbara Gates, Bever- ley Gates, Ida Johnston, Doris Kristiansen, Wilfred Kristiansen, ers, Mary , Sterling Mugridge.
INDIAN RIVER AND KENSINGTON C, W. L.
Indian River and Kensingtoa Parish Council of the C. W. L. met at the home of Mrs. James Saunders, with an attendance ef fifteen members and two visitors. The meeting opened with the League Prayer and prayer for the Pope. The minutes ef the previous meeting were read and approved. Correspondence includ- ed letters from the National Spir- itual Convener, the National con- vener of the Canadian Legion magazine, the National Director of the Sacred Heart Program, the Provincial Dictesan Conven- er of good Treading anda thank you card from Mrs. Thomas Ro- gers. Mrs. Hubert Gillis read @ letter from the league magazine on Dictatorship and Democracy by His Excellency M. A. Mac- — Bishop of Charlotte
“- was decided toe send five dol- lars to the Sacred Heart Pro- gram, and plang were made te sell candy at St. Patrick's con- cert, The treasurer réported © twenty-five dollars received from two recent card parties.
A special feature was @& yery interesting and instructive talk on Education by Miss Dons- alda McDonald. In her remarks Miss McDonald stressed the need for fully trained and qualified tea- chers, who have a real love for children, and also the importance of having childreh receive pro- per pre-school training at home during the first six years of théir lives. The ‘president on behalf of herself, and the other members kindly thanked Miss McDonald, The meeting closed with player and a short discussion on educa-— tion followed.
ROLLO BAY E. SCHOOL
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_ Charlottetown, P. E. Island,
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Qc. MLA. Soper 8618 Following is the honour Roll for teom 207 Dominion Building $ ide, Wednesday's Rollo Bay East School for the ‘Dial 3244 Dial 2936 month of February. aes Grade VH: 1. Helen Burke; 2% OBERT G. MacLEOD, Peter A. McNeil Lemuel Chaisson; 3. Bobby Pam .B.A., L.L.B. ~ ARCHITECT ry. Reem 208 Dominion Bidg 166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown | . Grade VI: 1. David Chaisson; Dial 4126 Phone 4339 P.O. Bex 513) 2 Emmett MacDonald. : Grade V: 1. Maril Petera; | services Offered Electrical 2 Jean Chaisson; 3, Kéyin Com - ~~ i Grade IV: 1. Inez Burke; & imweprorhing, bookkeeping Engineer PE rony Sob : : Sag Soe E. 8S. Chandler aoe Hil: ge Perry; . bat erator BS EE) WE} C.F Eee | Richard Chaisson (equal; 3. Lois [ae PHONE $325 Conway, Gerard Burke (equal). ow Grade Il: 1. Irene Peters; 2% CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS ie elt ee | McDONALD, CURRIE & CO. ene AP eee eae COOPER BROTHERS & CO. out ssce| SUBWAY TRAINS CRASH Currie Charlottetown ANE ANY GLASGOW (Reuters)—Fifteea Dial 6547 — 4ses ‘ __._?. ©. Sex 187| afternoon rush hour Saturday. ; One train was standing in a sub- : ne. | per fan ween Gab othits Sill G@aedetitenn rae tee te 8 Bist 5320 | inte it The trains were aot badiy