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on Main Street. Souris Contains three

large glavtllngmglrln. mm INTRODUCING d o I :gnveniences The Kindness Contact:- To Children and Young - JOE“? aNhSi’Enis EY people from 6.to 18

:4 Ito Suppl; Thereforemhgpw

0 Excellent view of .

O Charlottetown Har- SerVIce hour

0 Bright Sun Porch JOHN D. DOE

O Livingroom with

O Seperate Dining- room

0 Modern Kitchen and

0 Lot 61’ x 250'

INDUSTRIAL "All Work Carried out . .‘ APARTMENTS Dept. of Health Regulations" 0 MANAGEMENT ALL WORK GUARANTEED

MOBILE HOME 41' x 10' FOR - sale.

television Telephone Soul-i; Tryon Ph. Crapaud 42-34 its: mama noﬁn ro‘i? Transportation

NOTICES

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in: with garage. concrete drive and sidewalks. 25 year CMHC. payments $78.00 monthly not including taxes. Located In at- tractive new area and will be vacant June 20th. May be seen anytime by appointment. Tele- phone 436-5576. _

HOUSE FOR SALE

HANCOCK

Murray River

wants

Softwood Logs 8 to 20 feet long

bedrooms

We require 2 First Class Mechanics between 25- 40 years of age with at least 5 years experience in working on CATERPILLAR EQUIPMENT

TOP HOURLY RATE

Plus time and a half for overtime, double time for statutory holidays. These are permanent positions offering Pension Plan, Vacation with Pay. other fringe benefits. Please apply in own handwriting stating age, education and qualifi- cations in

N. S. TRACTORS ond Equip. Ltd. 3575 Kempt Road — Halifax. NS. Attention: Murray M. Vallis, Service Manager. ‘e‘doriiy handwritten applications will be consider-

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The demand for kindness to wt beastssmlanls.aeall

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needed from those with latent natural righteousness hose young at

and members are urgently called for!

For information and suggest- ions regarding course of act- ivities. please write the found- er. Mrs. Hugh John Flem- ming. 252 Waterloo Row. Fred- ericton NB or contact the

- ' o rattxir oi Transient Workers his home Is. loca+ed in Murray River. E.I.. 5+ '20 Bnghion Miss a. Omfeldt.

Road ' I' I * FEATURES . t . , For Fos es

RR. 1 MONTAGUE NYCC 3 P.E.I. NOV. 10. 1962

WE'RE STUCK Without This Sticker

Please — whenever writing

Fireplace

Bathroom

SALES CAREER in SYSTEMS ion-d METHODS

with MOORE BUSINESS FORMS Ltd.l

Large International Canadian company requires sales representative in this interesting and highly rewarding field.

0 Guaranteed income of from $4800 to $6000 to start. plus car allowance, and complete comp- any benefits.

0 Applicant is required to pass our aptitude requirements.

0 A selling and/"or accounting background would be preferred.

0 Age limits are 22 to 38 years.

0 Education of Grade 12 or better.

Contact: MR. NIXON at the

Charlottetown Hotel

for an interview

May 27th otter I:3O P.M. or all day

I964.

TENDERS are to be forwarded to the undersigned by I2.00 noon A.D.T.. May 30. I964.

City Recreation Dept.

TENDERS WILL BE received by the l

’ obtained trom the Secretary. Tenders . must be received on or before June I5.

JOHN DOUCETTE.

l spacious store at

l Nova Scotiai.

are now located In their new. 131 Great men' lGeorge Street Inexl Bank of Dial 4-3170 for

l‘ prompt free delivery. Prescrip-‘

JAMES FOX

SICK

, ers. dryers, refrigerators. service men.

‘ dial 4-7341 day or

V PRINCE EDWA ’Tartan gift wrap

TENDERS

undersigned tor painting the exterior of 1 New “Humans,

wooden structure of SOURIS REGION- '

AL HIGH SCHOOL. SOURIS. P.E.I. ‘ TENDERS SHOULD include labour

and equipment. paint to be supplied by l

school board.

I FURTHER PARTICULARS may be

Monday to Satu

Kale.

Sets.

l

tion first. . .“WE T WELL."

l vnsnv's scans at

Moase's I vegetable seeds. eI lDEPARTMEN'r or I AFFAIRS AND NATIONAL SOURCES

REAT THE ‘

REPAIRS 'ro automatic washl electric rarities; Factory Storey Electric.

trained‘ eight.

RD ISLAND at “Of 'I‘e Brackiey. York

"pen daily inﬂuding “veningsv ‘- daily. Economy Egg Market. M

rday. Onion 3 Mange]. f ,c. C

NORTHERN ‘3

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED TENDI‘I

R S a dd Fess-

l ed to Chief Engineer. Engineer-

4 . Ottawa 4. Secre.ary received up to -

; . Annual Military Inspection 3 . THE GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING

The Units of No. 2 Militia Group IThe Prince Edward Island Regiment

ed an ca e or (season ratesl by high School Boy with

OI'

own Power mower. For fur ther information. Telephone SMALL “4m THOMSON'S

We Sell Them All

SPECIALIsz IIN R

Septic Tank SerVIce URAL d COMMERCIAL PROPERTY cn'v RESIDENTIAL

.Septic Tank & Field Tile Installation under

CALL assertions: MW 23*“ a question. a complaint— PE - A'ITACTET'IglgIEEgDURLSS m... y... c... .,. MINSTREL SHOW THE GUARDIAN MARIIN or By THE EVENING PATRIOT . -|264 Dial 2-l 264 SERVICES K. of C. Youth Club of SummerSIde l iLAWN CARE: LAWNS mow-l at the

Community Centre, Charlottetown

on Saturday, May 23rd, 8.30 P.M. Admission 50c

For Complete Service Send Your Inquires 'I‘o:

STANLEY MOL

EAL ESTATE LTD.

78 Gt. George Street Near Travel Bureau

PHONE 2-161 1 Trailers

For years of trouble free service

WEST ROYALTY TELEPHONE 4-4411

SEPTIC TANK and Field Tile

Installation . TRENCHING

For wire and water lines

O BACK HOEING

O SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED

Reasonable Rates

FOY'S SEPTIC TANK SERVICE

Completely furnished with automatic washer all:

FOR SALE CHEAP

COUNTERS - STORE FIXTURES FLOURESCENT LIGHT FIXTURES ETC.

APPLY MANAGER

METROPOLITAN STORES of Canada Ltd.

Queen St. Charlottetown

sale. Three bedrooms. fur- CAR LEAVING FOR MONT, dished. colored fixtures 1.93]. May 20. can “comma. throughout. Please telephone

date two passengers. Tele- phone 436-3953. Summerside.

NOTICES

PROCLAMATION

I hereby proclaim the week of May 8th as

CLEAN-UP WEEK in the Town of Borden. P.E.I.

I earnestly ask all citizens to make a special effort in this respect during our Centennial Year.

6. C. BELL.

FOR SALE

Two apartment house. newly renovated. Ready goimove into, with large lot. situated in York nt.

Low down payment with easy monthly pay- ments.

Private financing Telephone 4-5547 Ask for MacKAY

ANNUAL MEETING HILLSBORO AND DISTRICT

A. I. CLUB Saturday. May 23rd at 8 P.M.

MILLVIEW HALL Speakers Mr. H. 0. Heart: and Mr David Pesc0ck _ Lunch Served.

4-7818 after 5:30 pm.

AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE

at LITTLE THEATRE, WILLOW ST. . ON SATURDAY. MAY 23rd

AT I O'CLOCK

Small mahogany sideboard; Japanese fold- ing screen, 3 sections; kerosene lamp; drop leaf table for diningroom; bridge tables; and tables; small marble top table; 1 what not; bookends; books; 3 beds, spring and mattress; 4 dressers with mirrors; antique sofas mahogany; chairs; rockers; brass bellows; 3 rugs, 2 Wilton scatter rugs; 2 firescreens; brassware; 1 wood coal con- tainer; 2 oval picture frames; rangette; electric refrigerator, nearly new; kitchen chairs; electric

ing pan, new; kitchen scales; mixer. bed linens; pillow cases; sheets; towels; bed spreads; 2 old time quilts; assorted blankets; 3 large table cloths with napkins; luncheon cloths with match- ing dailies; table mats: tray cloths and odd doll- ies; bathroom clothes hamper; 3 cut glasses decanters; 2 vases. Colored majolica ware; ma- jolics water caraffe and platter; tea set. hand painted: Gresecian fi re under glass: Swiss clock under glass; si ver tea set. coffee. tea, sugar. cream; case flat silver; complete miscel- laneous silver articles: Bridal rose china; Fas- cination china cups, gaucers, plates, tea. dinner, extra cups, 8 pieces of each; cut glass goblets; hand painted vases; ornaments; mantel mirror: electric table lamp; bod lamp; electric pad; hot water bottle: jsrdineerli and stands; small ms- hogany sideboard; brass andernns; bronze figure; 2 thermos in heavy leather carrier; pots. pens and other articles too numerous to mention. also electric range. MISS MARY IRVING CLAUDE CRASWELL

owner. auctioneer. Dial 4-7824

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EASTERN COMMAND

l .' 7Moior General R.W. Moncel 4 D

5 Signal Regiment 5 Medical Company

8 P.M. Monday, 25 May, '64.

Memorial Field Victoria Park: m

The general public are cordially invited to attend.

Units will march ott at 7: I 5 P.M. and guests are requested to be seated

1953 PONTIAC. . .

I958 VOLKSWAGEN . .

El9'60 WEI/‘72—

THIS IS A REAL TOP NOTCH UNIT

“WHERE (‘L'STOMER SERVICE & SATISFACTION

HILLSIDE MOIORS LTD.

ST. PETER'S RD.

(’1‘ n

teln. Rustico Isl

National Park.

tic office of. . S. O. 0. B. E. C. D. Chief Engineer. . y -

Will Inspect Room 402. Ottawa 4. Ontarl Mr. R F ' Regional

Halifax Citadel toric ar'. Halifax. Nova Scc

may be examined

At

Island National hope. P I

certified cheque in the

A amount of $25.00 the era]

condition. within tender closing

at that time. I

HILLSIDE MOTORS LTD.

‘ CENTENNIAL SELL-E-BRAIION

3 BIG PRIZES Is’r. . . . $500. Merchandise 2nd... $300. Merchandise assistants?" 3rd. . . $200 Merchandise

1962 FORD 1962 Vauxhail 1960 Chevrolet 1957 FORD 1959 PONTIAC

i """ 'Si,ooo.o

is eligible. side Motors will not for this contest.

4 door sedan. lmv milcagc. new car condition.

4 Door Sedan See it today.

1 2 door. a good running

automobile

4 door Sed‘ an. pOWOI‘ steering.

TRUC KERS

New Motor. Radio

I956 DODGE. . , , we... I958 PLYMOUTH . . . twist:

O PRESTON WOOD -— GERRY CARRAGHER O GEORGE CARRAGIIER ~—— LEIGH CRABBE or ALDEN RODD

COM ES

PONTIAC —— BUICK — ACADIAN — VAUXHALL PH. 2-l243

l ing Division. Rmm l Building, 150 Wellington Street. Ontario, '

Daylight Saving i June 16th for: Construction of . a Pumpiiouse and installation of Electiicaii Distribution sy

tendering documents may be cxamined at or obtained firmn l

Engineering Division. Department of Northern Affairs and National Resour

ces. .

Norlite Building. i

.0. .

cgion. National Parks Blanch.

National His-

,tia. .

In addition. plans, specificat-

ions and tendering documents

be obtained from) the ot‘t‘lice of Superintendent. Prince Edward

order of the Receiver Gen-

'9 :a. o 2 3 no :3 ST a. 'P

To be considered. must be accompanied by se- curity in the form of a certif- ied cheque. bonds. or bid bonds " n the form of g

The Department hind limit to accept the low T est or any ten or

IN MERCHANDISE R R 0U

Employees of i ~ be eligible

402, Norlite ‘

Wll be

3.00 P.M. East-

Timel

s- and C amp- ground. Prince Edward Island '

Copies of the contract agree- ment. plans specifications and

every Friday night. 9230-12-30. Good music. Cantecn'

Bradalbane Hall. 22nd. at 8.30. Local and guest

Cooking H‘ighfield Womens Institute.

i'l‘rinity Scouts Group Eight.

‘ 23rd, at 8:15 pm

Cake Sale at Sherwin-Williams.

Music by the “Del - Rays .

REAL ESTATE INOTICE EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT l NOTICES NOTICES In"a Gmmi Chmommwnv Nu MW 22v 1934- 15

is name. For Sale Lost "—T TEND KINGS COUNTY

r0 _ o o

. ___._.____._____ THE LAW OFFICE of K -

sass: as: C°"S"UC“°n EqU'Pmeni ER A N N O u N c E M E N T s a. m mile yziiiw‘ildlﬁo elfrennan Avenue. sloe and Brackley. Finder M h - TENDERS are requested for operet- ﬂuidly. Mgntague. will be open gvmmerside.mﬂoii1;: please telephone 4-5047. ec Cinlcs ion of the Baseball Field Canteen at CITY & QUEENS PANTRY SALE 8, SW3” 6“ “in” ay' ﬁlingbasriiglilf kilciien, tuii sped” N‘mm Victoria Park for the summer months of and Becks. Saturday. May 23 at gﬂf'ﬁ‘i‘g’zf‘gﬁ" .nmmnlmnnnm ““"‘“WWWY~-RRELRRFSRFMmemﬂwwymnnmé

Sponsored by Cardigan (“en- tennial committee. .

MILLVIEW Hall. ‘ Dancing ‘1

DANCE. SPECIAL

hers. guests and club members. Good music.

service.

VARIETY CONCERT in Friday. May> [agile every Friday and Satur- day. Music by Continentals. ‘ Dam-es supervised by Y's Men. Hall is also available for cater-

taient. Bl'adalbane UCW spon- ors.

RUMMAGE SALE Friday, May 22nd at 7 pm. Mrs. Prowse

stand. Sponsored by nons'

l away.

PRINCE COUNTY

RESERVE JUNE lot, 2nd. 3rd. and 4th,. for Red Cross blood donor clinics at Summer- side. RCAF Station. Alberton. Tignish and O'Leary.

RESERVE SATURDAY. July.

Contact Stewart West»

GRADE!) EGGS for sale

Elm Avenue. Charlottetown. Telephone 2-234].

RUMMAGE SALE Saturday. May 23rd at 2 . . Hearts Hall basement. Sponsored by

REPEAT performance Cl‘a‘

paud Concert Saturday. May mmnnt Bay m ha“ and on the

('Illll'('Il grounds.

DAUGHTERS 0F England

DR. DANIEL L. STEWART Friday. May 22nd at 1 p.m.

HIGHFIELD UCW Pantry Sale, Moore and McLeod Ltd... Friday, May 22nd at 2 pm.

i I 6th. for teenage dance at Lions REGULAR FRIDAY night. Community Centre. Rock and dance in Morel] Village h a ll. ‘ Roll Band (The Dynamics). Dan~ " ; cing 9-12 pm. Admission 60c. .

his practice from Sunday. May 24 to Monday, .lune ist. inclus- ive. ‘

VITAL STATISTICT

lis. Engineer. Atlantic

at ibut not Park. Stan-

payable to

9 each tender

does not‘

I

0m l

or more June 26th H-‘ll

Only 10,000 miles. Custom $ 1 radio.

695i

5695‘

I BULMAN ~— At the Prince Ed-

BIRTHS

BURGOYNE -— Mr. and Mrs. Layton Burgoyne (nee Jean Williams) Grahams Road. are pleased to announce the ar- rival at the Prince County Hospital of twin girls on Tuesday. May 19. 1964. Weigh 6 lbs.. 15 ozs and 6 lbs. 41’. ozs.

l McCARTHY —— Al the Living-. stone and MacArthur Nursing Home. Thursday. May let, 1964. Mrs. James McCarthy, formerly of MI. Stewart in her 95th year. Resting at the Mac- Lean Funeral Home. from where the funeral will be held

vice commencing at 2 pm. In- terment will take place in the

I People's cemetery. Mt. Stew- Mrs. Douglas Howatt Inec

art. Winnii‘red Thomson. RN». at t-h. N.B.. Tuesday. May 19. v v 1904. a daughter Susan Lynn. “MA/5"" "T weight 7 pounds. ; MARRIAGES i

HOWATT —- Born to Mr. ant

In loving memory of our father Mr. Pope Bag- nall. who passed away May 22nd. 1957. and our mother Mrs. Po 9 Ba- nall who ss MacAUSLAND — MAYHEW -— away May lsT. I958, anptii 0:2 Marlene E'ﬁzabeth Maytlcw. brother W. Ellsworth Bagnall daughter of Mr. and Mrs. who passed away Sept. 19. Newton Mayhew. North Tryou, war was united in marriage to Those whom we love go out of Harry Robert Alvin MacAus- sight. land. son of Mrs. Bertha Mac- Rut never out of mind; Ausland and the late Harry They are cherished in the hearts MacAusland of Charlottetown. Of those they leave behind. The marriage was performed Lovineg remembered by sis- hv Rev. Gerald G. Wrywas. tors and brothers.

in Trinity United Church. ' I May 9m 1934_ I'Mcf AI.I{.l'M — In Iovmg mem- _ ory 0 Ellen McCallum who DaSSed away May 24th. 1964. MWKAY _ A! the P F I “(W ,’ Those whom we love go out of I. ' . .. . . 5 sight, pltal' Ma) 21' 1964‘ 59”” But never out of mind

MacKay of Murray Harbor in his 54th year. ‘Resting at the Montague Funeral Home. Pri- vate funeral service from Murray Harbor U n I t. e d Church, Saturday. May 23 at. 2.30 p.m. Interment in the Murray Harbor cemetery. Please omit flowers.

I They are cherished in the hearts

of those they leave behind. Lovineg remembered by her

l‘sister Lydie and naive Marion.

SCOTT In loving memory of my dear husband and our father who passed away May 22nd. l96'l

From olir happy home and circle

God has taken one we loved.

Gone from earth and all its

troubles

To a happy home above.

Do not ask us if we miss him

There is still his vacant chair.

But we'll greet him some glad

ward Island Hospital May 21, 1964. Mrs. Ernest Bulman. 178 Fitzroy Street. in her 72n year. Resting at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home from where a short service will be held Saturday at 1:30 followed by . service in St. Mark's Anglican As “,9 Prim": h Church. Rustico at 3 o'clockl' ‘anmg? :ymgr‘l’ﬂ‘gelfegre‘md Interment in the churth ccme- i sadly miss"! my wife, "ms and ! daughters.

LARGE » In loving memory of Mrs, Edith M. Large who de- parted this life May 22nd. l95ii.

No one knows how much we

miss you.

No one knows the bitter pain

We have suffered. since we lost

POULTON »- Al the Clial‘lﬂlle— town Hospital May 21. 1964, James Poulton. 95 Richmond Street. aged 73 years. Resting

the Hennessey Funeral Home until Saturday after- noon at 2 o’clock. thence to St. Paul's Church with ser- vice at 2:30. Interment. in the People's cemetery.

ers. chelly tender. loud and true:

FOR LATE NOTICES I 1.25:9“:gigofgiggmggm SEE pAGE 3 Lovineg remembered by m.

and dauglhaers.

‘ Life has never been the same. ‘ In our hearts your memory ling~,

l

$25ol $195; $450: $295'

iii—lilli

FIRST’

PARKDALEI

$1 4 FISHERMEN’S MEETINGS

to be held

In The Public High School O'LEARY

Monday, May 25th

In The AA. HOII, Water Street SUMMERSIDE

Tuesday, May 26th

In The Afton Hall, New Dominion

Wednesday, May 27th Time of Meetings: 8:30 P.M. Topics: Fishermen's Association Lobster Trap Limit

FISHERMEN FROM l.ol l6. Miscout‘hc. Malpeque, Darnlcy. Seavicw. Pane Traverse. Princetown, Borden; West Point: Riac: Coleman; Pinette; Point Pn’m: Alexandra; Victoria: Canoe Cove; Q-Mile Creek and neighboring communities are

cordially invited to attend the meeting of their choice

St. Dunstan's Extension Department

PARTY at Souris" Legion Friday. May 22nd. Mcm- '_

DANCING v CENTRE Mona‘"

ing to weddings. and other times!

11. for the Centennial Picnic at -

of Bedcque will be absent from -

RESERVE SATURDAY June .

Sunday. May 24th. with ser-”

.4“... d I “yam-.1