OBITUARY

MRS. STEPHEN DOYLE (Inserted by her family)

The death occured suddenly on Feb. 10; 1965 of Mrs. Stephen Dov'e. age 70 years. -She was taken suddenly ill, and removed to Cherlottetown Hospital where sho assed peacefully away shertlv after entering

Rorn Ida Bell MacDougall at New Argyle, Sept. 28, 1894, where she later met and mar- ried Stephen Doyle, and has re- sided in this city since, with the

exception of twelve years spent |

at Port Borden. Being of a kind and friendly nature she made a host of friends who will mourn her passing. But it is in the home she will be sorely missed, where her devotion and guidance toward her family was her first concern. She - leaves to mourn the loss of a kind and lo- ving wife and mother her hus- band, two daughters Ida of Tor- onto, (Mildred) Mrs. Alan Ed- gar. Toronto and four sons Al- fred, Stephen, Leo and Ernest, all of this city. Also one sister (Minnié) Mrs. H.W. MacNevin, Bonshaw, one brother Albert, New Aravie. One son Fred pre-

deceased her

Hennessev Funeral Home to St. Dunstan’s Basilica where Re- quiem High Mass was celebrat- ed bv Rev, Clarence Roach. Em- plavees of City Water Dept. Ci- ty Street Dept... and RR Deot.. CNR. attend- ed Pallbearers were Emeric

Hollend. Stanlev Rvan, John Bradlev Haro’? Cullen. Fred Deve. John Gallant

Interment took nace in the Ca- olie Cemetery, service being conducted hv Rev. Robert Mac- Donald Pillow Hushand Basket — Ida, Mildred and Al Seravs — Alfred and Josephine Steve Teo Ernie } Catherine... and. Colin Campbell. Somerville. Mass Harry. Minnie. John and Lillian Arnold and Villian Vessey Gerald and Mareeret Coles Lloyd and Muriel Wellner Wreaths — Track and B and B Dept. C.N.R Labour's Protective Union Diese Shop emplovees, C.N.R Commissioners of Sewer and Water

Arrancements — Rose and George Bambrick. Rexdale, Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Smith and family

Regional Staff W.I.C., Toronto

James Hardy. Toronto

Manager and Staff. Bank of Commerce. Toronto

Potted Plants — Mr. and Mrs. F. Gosbee

Mr: and Mrs. Albert MacDou- gall

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McPhail

Mass Cards ‘hich) — Husband

Alfred and Josephine

Stevie

Leo ee and At Etnie

C.W.PE Local 830

Boys of City Street Dept.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Arsenault

Mr. and Mrs. Emeric Holland

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown

Mrs. Teresa Edgar, Toronto. Ont. (2)

Low — Mr. and Mrs. Leo Doyle

The McAuley family

Mr. .and Mrs. George Reid

Jackie Pronty

Mrs. F.J. Trainor

Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Dever-

eaux, New Haven

Mrs. Annie MeFntie

Rita and Fred Novile and family

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hacan

Mr. and Mrs. John Gallant

Mrs. Chae Sanders

Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mahar

Muriel and Ruxsel Vessey

Joe and Alice McAvinn

Mrs. Helen Mr Avinn

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McDonald Dartmouth)

and “Mrs. Dominic Doyle, Montreal

Mrs. Art DeCoste and Lorraine

Dominte and Vinle Doyle

Mrs. Nanoleor Gallant

Thomas McManus

‘ary and Alf McKearney

Redmond

Lé6 Doucette and Roy Small- man

Mary and Catherine Morris

Mr. end Mrs Parker Whitlock

Mrs. George Bell

Er*ollment in Novenas — Kay ‘Fitzverald

Mrs Aeeela Darrah. Sommer- “ville, Mess.

M* and “eg Robert Darrah. Somerville. Mass. :

Mrs. Mary Brennan, Medford. "Mass.

Mr. eed Mrs. James Doyle and

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The funeral which was large lv. attended was held from the |

Section Crew |

a + Angela Derreh, Somervilie, ass. John and Lillian MacNevin, Bon-

shaw Pius Mahay

Mrs. Louise MacNevin and fam- ily, Canoe Cove

Margaret and Stuart Weir

Mrs. M.B. Compton, Belle River

Mrs. Teresa Edgar, Toronto

Martha and Albert MacDougall, New Argyle

Mrs. Sue Thomson, Toronto

Betty Ware, Toronto

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matheson and family, Truro, N.S

Mrs. Mabel MacKinnon, “Somer- ville, Mass

The Neil Stewart family, Long Creek Michae] Egan, Mt. Stewart

Gerald and Margaret ‘Coles, Mil- ton

Mr. and Mrs. James Clark’ and family

Irene and = Malcolm Murray Harbour

Hon. Heath Macquarrie, MP

Colin and Catherine Campbell, Somerville, Mass

Rose and George Rexdale, Ont

Donna McNiven, Toronto, Ont.

George MacFadyen and Ada

Bob and Joan Darrah, Somer- ville, Mass

Kay Fitzgerald

Hon. Angus MacLean, MP

‘Mrs. Mary Ranahan. Toronto, Ont

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McPhail, Bonshaw

Elaine and Ralph Pineau, Mone- ton. N.B

Beaton,

Bambrick,

Ethel and Jack Syme, Torento

CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs Stephen Doyle wish to express sincere thanks to Monsignior Wiftld4m Simpson, Rev. Clarence Roach, Rev’ Robert MacDonald,

William Brown, and employees |

of the funeral home, and all kind friends and neighbors who sent

| flowers, Mass Cards, sympathy; By THE CANADIAN PRESS | tne Dow Jones

cards and telegrams, and help- ed in any way in their hour of

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OBITUARY

EARLE HOWATT Inserted by the family) The sudden passing of Earle

Howatt, Tryon, in his 74th year, |

which occurred at the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Nov. 28, 1964, was a great shock to his family and friends, although during recent years, he had not enjoyed good health.

After attending school in Try- on, he entered Business Col- lege in Charlottetown. He w empioyed for several years in the Royal Bank of Canada in Vancouver, B.C, and during both the First and Second World Wars, served with the Canadian Army e

He took a keen interest in tracing the family history, and in this regard, carried on a wide correspondence with and met persons from several countries. In his very quiet, reserved man- ner, he endeared himself to all. He was a member of the Mason- ic Lodge in Vancouver and Cra- paud, and also a member of the |Royal Canadian Legion. | Born in Tryon, the son of Al- bro, and the late Mrs. Howatt, jhe leaves to mourn his father; brother, Heath, and sister,Ru- by of Tryon; and a foster bro- ther, Fred Wotton, Parkdale. Also left to mourn are the fol- lowing nephews and neices: ;Sheldon, Tryon; Harleigh, Bos- ton; Roma (Mrs. John MacKay) jand Ferne (Mrs. Alastair Mac- Leod) of Albany; and Imogene |(Mrs. John MacDonald) Cori- wall. His mother, two sisters and a brother predeceased him.

A Masenic Service was con- jducted at the Funeral Home on Nov. 29th. The funeral was held on Nov. 30th from the Chisholm Funeral Home, where the ser- vice was conducted by Rev. Al lison O'Brien assisted by Rev. Edward Britten. Hymns were “The Lord's My Shepherd and “Light at Eventide”, Organ- ist was Mrs. Leroy Howatt.

A short service was conducted at the grave by the Royal Can- adian Legion. Pallbearers were John MacKay, Alastair

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ed. testify to the deen esteem in which Mr. Howatt was held.

CARD OF THANKS

Howatt wish to thank. very sin-

|wart. nurses and staff of _ the P.E.1. Hoésovital, Brien. Rev. Mr. Britten, neighbours,friends and relatives

many cards and messages sympathy received during our recent sad bereavement.

NOTICES

| Mr. and Mrs. Francis O'Keefe |

Mac- Leod, John MacDonald, Everett Howatt, Sr.. Asher Howatt and was in the North Tryon Presby-

Cemetery. The manv beautiful floral tri- butes, cards and letters receiv-

The family_of the late Earle cerely Dr. Drysdale, Dr. D. Ste-

Rev. Mr. O’- kind

who helved in so many ways. Al- 80, a sincere thank you for “

| NOTICE Bernard St. C. McCabe B.A.., LL.B.

' Announces the Opening of an Office For the Practice of Law

Lee Building 293 Water Street,

Summerside, P-E.1., Telephone 436-5814

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Registrar Car! Colson shakes a finger at Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., during meeting at the court house in Hayneyville, Ala. Monday. King inquired

IT’S NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS

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about voter registration pro- King visited two nearby coun- cod ee Ge a's commen. ties after leading a voter re- tive voter in Lowndes County, gistration drive in Selma “It’ none of your business.”

SUMMARY

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NEW YORK |

NEW YORK (AP)—The stock market Monday finally stum-) bled om. profit-taking. It declined jfor the first time in eight ses- isions

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OBITUARY

CARL SEAMAN CROSBY (Inserted by the family)

There passed away suddenly |

as aresult of an accident of |

Carl Seaman Crosby, youngest son of Mrs. Lawson Crosby and

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me Dew 4 industrial) MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- average, which had just tural department quotations climbed back above the 900 Eggs: Wholesale prices to -Friday...slipped...3.72_.to., country stations, fibre cases: Ex- 899.76 ~ ae _—_ — arrnaes 1, dium .34; small .29-.30; 9;

ae heer “Telephones 224. Offerings adequate; De- and Sears Roebuck %. mand fair.

The Associated Press avera: f 60 stocks dipped .9 to 395.2. | CBS, down'3 to 44%, was sold heavily on news that James T. Aubrey Jr. had been, replaced | as president of the CBS televi- | |sion network. | General Motors,

waxed, current receipts, whole- sale Quebec white 38; colored 38

other auto shares did not fol-|process No. 1 in bags 1415; \low. Ford and American Motors |feed 12'-13; butter milk powder jwere unchanged. Chrysler and feed 10%-11; whey powder 4% | Studebaker lost fractions. cents,

Among Canadian issues,| Potatoes: Wholesale selling Dome Mining each rose %, while Mc-| 47-50: P.E.I. 75s 3.40-3.50; 50s | Intyre %. Ca-'2.30-2.40; 108 .54-.56.

i Porcupine gained nadian Pacific lost % and

the late Mr. Crosby, in his 37th | Aluminium. Ltd. %. \cm 7 94's Oe year. | Prices were irregularly |i Pow pr ooo po) al He was born in Lawrence, higher on the American ex-| —- 9-7 Mass, but with his family moved! change. Volume was 1,970,000| Con Paper 2005 S1\4 @ 404+ |to West Royalty in 1932, where shares comnared with ‘1,800,000 | c Marconi 925 85% S% S%+ % he resided until his death. Friday. Scurry Rainbow ~ Oil | wins yom sis 15M =." | Carl won a host of friends rose “%s. Losing % apiece were!c Vickers ‘550 $24 23% 2% wherever he went and the many Brazilian Traction, Canadian Cent Dei 400 860 860 8 648 \floral tributes received attested Javelin and Preston. = Sa ms to the popularity in which he What stocks did: ao Sa elt was held by all. Mon Fri. | Denison 200 oO He leaves to mourn besides | Advances 550 557| Dist Seag 1575 37% 37% 374 his sorrowing widow, the form-| Dectines 261 532|D Bridge Sa oe eee ler Ferne Mills, two sons, Larry | Unchanged 281 <271|Decasce 7S. Sas. Sa 8 — |and Kenneth sed ons ona Pe 1873 1380 | Deseo WE WK WKH ers, Barbara, Linda and Ca’ YORK CLOSING STOCKS Stores —%) Moe, alm his mother, ote b-laaw acu ™ Saee's’ u|pn ke “See Sis ther George, West Royalty and| Borg Warner 89% NY Cent 38 | Donohue 1s-0 3 10 + a sister Grace, Mrs. Allisoa|¢ st 0 wen Sole Sep JP <a s all Mutch, Charlottetown. ° South, ‘ - The largely attended funeral|Gestreer ara ai Mecca Su |frames tome mel eee he tat alte omit Vasediom ame |r Pole oe a me we +e Church on Saturday, Jan. hPa K a. _Weetngee 41! » L at 2 p.m. The service was con- | Nemecoll 06 > ri = Be Bie Soom ducted by Rev. Malcolm a | Hollinger 250 sau 2K 2M +m low, assisted by v. T.R. Home A 20% + Goudge. Mrs. Douglas MacKen- MONTREAL io dos Bane ine i: ny satd his favourite hymn “In ud Bay mma? ” MONTREAL (CP) — Papers the Garden". Other hymns SUNE | were but ind } e154 16% 14-4 were “The Lord Is My: Shep-| up ustrials and | imp ou 15 $8 57% STM herd” and “Unto The Hills.” ee won oft in moderate ee Oe pa Pallbearert were Messrs. Ben-|Gacndiar” gine, montreal and | nical ms San 8 ner Mills, C. Hector MacDov- a See Exchanges) ins Pap: > a 1% — 4 gall, Laurence Durant, Francis Monday. Inter om 8 M+ ‘Curley, Norman Corish and| Industrial volume was 263,400 — “n= Ma ca su a Heath Crosby.Remains were |farte hat re oils @ a a placed in the N.D. McLean Re- * 5 ceiving: Vanit, burial will be in|, 7H? composite Index dropped | testes. Seaeas ee. 8 18 ret Sone. |, Nova Scotia dropped a point | wap ™ sae fmm Sit Sx — ito Bi and Banque Canadienne |taren ¥ pt “mM ‘ OBITUARY _. |Nallonale and Imperial - Com-| Molen A aa Bak ao Sta — 8 CHARLES D. STEWART Merce were each off % at 73% /NOOGS, ie gu is is (Inserted by his family) and 70%, respectively. Imperial] Mont Tret 790 825% a A well known resident of|/Tobacco was off % at 15% and|Moore Corp 85 93 eo + Charlottetown, Charles D. Stew-|Asbestos: % at 26%. Nid Light ate ir art passed away at the Prince| Great Lakes and MacMillan, iw Oe be Sa no E¢ward Island Hospital January | Bloedel and Powell River each | ogivie 305 815% 154 15% + lith, 1965 after an illness of se-|ad%e¢ % to 24% and 33%. Que-/ Ont ‘Steel . 3 8 Mu 3S + veral weeks. . bee Telephone and Interorovin-|Pec Pate aan oa Born in Brudenell, P.E.1., he. ci#! Pipe Line each added % | Price Pr © 0 8 at was the son of the late George to 26% and 94, but Quebec Nat-/QN Gas 5183 S11% 11%. 1M — % and Catherine (MacCallum) Ste-/ "T°! Gas dropped % to 11%. |GN-Gse wr Shae am. 18 wart and was educated at West| Metals were also lower, with|S =e" {Se = y+ i Kent School and Charlottetown |Dominion Steel off % to 16% |Rnohuae 0 tm 5 su 4 Business College. jand Aluminium % to 32%. Royal Bank 20 — 24 me 4 He began his Army career in| Jn senior oils, Home added a/Seeee Fs SiR lnm ism early life’and enlisted for over-| point to 20% and B.A. % ‘Sher 1081 1 1-8 seas service in World War I on|54%. ‘Southam 100 ee July. 3, 1915 with 98th Seige Bat-| Most trade and Steel va ne 28M tery R.C.A. which was redesig-|were off. Dom! a" 39 aie nated as 2nd- Seige Battery a man SS: R.C.A. He proceeded overseas | Bay to ke i a a e+ 8 with this unit Nov. 1915 with /added % to 42. 23685 a rank of sergeant and also serv-| Speculatt eee = S Jjed on active service with 8th|higher, with Opemiska up 653 s = -% and 1lth Siege Battery R.C.A, |cents to $9. Camflo 35 cents nei » and was discharged in fall 1919, |$3.60 and J 2 cents Te ss toe en He enlisted with Canadian oe ree five cents =a Permanent Force attached to /| $4.55. : ; P.E.l. Med. Artifiery MONTREAL CLOSING SYOpmS woe in 1920 and resigned Sept. 1939 Ment See, achonee Me - Se at. oya' in as sergeant and held rank of QM. \mav™i_& 2-008 Mt xé—uthitent | 5.WO2 on his discharge in 1946| hanes trom srevieus ae ont yeonl active in * ois Aa n was : many sports and. an ardent Gb | Steet oe Se see erman until his last illness. Aiiance +4 Surviving are his Alcan 2 pr —M and daw ( Pm

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Colum 1950 345 340 340 —@ | SOburke 00 Mh O/H |Simpeons = = 1445 827% IMR IG | St Lucie 3000 19% 19 19 —4 | Joliet on 2% 6 (Walkers mwas Bs -& | Sapawe 5800 3% 4 | Fonemith es CC Weston Be 8 Select Fin 600 5M 8K % | Fouled m1 mm 120 «rT +8 — Nenaan 200 10% 10% 104 Jowsey on a Total sales: 2,608,000 Silver Reg 2000 18 If 19 Kerr Add 255 @O 85 @% ~—10 MOST ATIVE TORONTO sTOCES Ailver S 236900 28 «6% 8 4G ae eS 0 4 6+88 By The Canadian Press Siver T 6000 35 «33g | Kilembe $0 9S 90 4 | Steck = Bales High Lew Cleve Ch’gs Sobey 1100 S17%4 17% 17% Kirk Min mob 6 Spartan 36400 70) (89s Lab Min = 770 84 404 Al + 9p | Mane 24233 $334 31% 32% —14 Stair Expl 51300 }$1 166 148 44 Lakehead i ee | C Brew 107380 9104 10% 10% Std Goa woo 7 «(615s 4g «(Lake Lee 10 Bm Oo | ON Gas 16 $M% Nh - Talisman moo 7% (lt L Os mo elu Ck Versatiic mam mM! - Tib Expl 1000 7 #7 # |L Shore 100 205 205 «(208 OmLs Transter 2050 66 8 a 370 4% Wh Oh — | Almines — “3038 400 35 4 + Corn ee ned ae eae ee aa ee 3000 “a «a -s Liberian 200 815% 15% 164+ % Ans U Dv 100 em Om ClU48 0 8 NM OM 48 LL Lae 2 > 2 Banff “eo 4 Mm Mm CT Lerade Se ae we wade lent te tk Os Oh LU eed saen ~~" Maacassa 200 27% «3% «625 Midrim ro 4 a2#n 4 Macdon oo 7 6 6M 646 | Glenn me 2 @ “3 MacLeod oo mS 615 «618 (SO Newner am in +2 Madsen liso am 2g ate 9 MUTUASL FUNDS TORONT Mage mee 8 oT Tee Canadian Pres TORONTO (CP) — Industri- | steraigo so 4 MM +h Bia als declined fractionally in |Marbey 5000 16 + HH | Adanane Mutual aM ae k trad- | Mrchant ass00 200 20 212 +4 «| Andres Equity 30 moderate stock exchange treme ‘ne 11% : mm All Can Com id ing Monday, breaking a five-|sastin 7900 si 67% O78 2 | All Cdn Diy am 9 j\day string of advancing prices. | Matach 42601 2 1% W 43 | American Growth 1.53 1200 Most losses were small. Maybrun = 4500 “ M4 Beaubran b M. F reported | McA¢em 00 @ «68 Ot 8 | Canada Growth Massey -. Ferguson McKen on u Wh im Cdn Gas aS earnings for the first quarter | MeMar wm 6¢ 6 6 HOt 4 47 ive ended Jan. 31, 1965, of 7 cents|McWat 00 6 66 6) eh | Cin Trustend ae ae a, share with 9 conte| Se", eS ah +m ae ; ii Meta Uran Mutual 7. a share in Metal Mine 10734 209 199 20 —s Sonscktve. Saotaat om - 1963-64 period. The stock fell 1%|Midrim 190000 & 8% Si +3 | Commonwnslth inil us Bu to 32% and traded 34 shares, | Moneta 1000 9 «6S SC Commonwealth Intl Lever 984 tom) | ne Mt Wright 1300 6 ‘61 - Ld Canadian Westinghouse Multi ms soe | Sareveatog eke x ‘hes * Bs off a point to 68 and Dominion | Nealon a0 612 «6fl] «(2 «0¢2 «(| Diversified Income B on | % cock to Bie eee New Bid 210 8 SMO Dominion ‘Deviowes” om ersatile M New Cai 7600 110 107 109 —4 | Dreyfus 77 208 dropped % to 19%. The com- |Neweonex [22 4 Dominion Equity - — \pany said last week it is nego,|Newex w 5. on tiating with Ford of Canada to|N fem" lew oe om-o0” [ire Om agraes sae sell Ford combines that Versa-|N Hosco 14900 305 360 375 Fonds Collectif A be 5 \tile makes. The stock hit a high|New Jason 1000 ™% % 7% Fonds Collectif B lof 21 Monday. N Kelore” 16000 16% 14% 15 --1 | Fonds Collectif C 3.38 | ie wes, Tes NMyam 200 $34 Fraser - oa | speculatives, MONtiNewnor 60500 17% 15 +2"| Grouped Income * pyre pag rate te 3. f-~ - 7000 2 a-*s Growth Off and Gas - 2s 9 cents at $1.46. Almine rose Senater 10008 Geordion : 7 $ 0 Nick Rim 100 15 «OS 4k | Investors Fev or cents to $4.35 in junior vils. tao ” ee 1l | «610% 1K Investors Inti : | Inco fell a point to 87% in|Norbess i a a a, = steady senior base metals trad- | Nergeia s 1 8% +1 | Keystone " |ing. Cominco lost % at 45% but| Kerrie fear 18s 8 — We | Kersten Cost 6 = |Hudson Bay rose % to 77% and 5 400 35 400 Mutual = een eal ~ - a 2 ee oie ‘nie n . rose to 31000 + “ee Four sss se i | Home A and B led -[N a) * = ‘™ |The A fssue gained ¥ ~ \as did the B issue to 21%. wy ye Hy Be On index, industrials fel S2inen som, am ies to 172.56 and the Toronte mm 6 6% MH Exchange index 42 to Onin §=6K) Golds rose 1.59 to 160.28, base/Qeez, le as on ae metals .01 to $1.72 and western|orane” —o wo oils .71 to 99.72. seems nee / i. y 4 3,963,000 shares compared Pa os 3.913.000 shares Friday. ie omen! TORONTO Pato M0 40, oy ee Goatees : | = ss 2 wile Complete tabu:stion of Mentay tame |pexmes | *208 oo 3.4 iste, eee Fk crow Ta \xr — Exrights, xw—2x-warrents. = - s+ jehange is from previous Deard - tt : S BAe + wee Sele es TN lee Me ae | need. 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