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P= ss Gime im ome ch DC Forest ss 3 2 a + y|derable 64-49% omn-cteic"., © 34° Heath MacQuarrie MP CURRENCIES 3 rew'™ axt'nte “able GM «GK: fresh grade St Goan Me es ames" sm creamery prints, price +% : Brockvi pr 100 88% 3% 8% | Que Smelt 80 3 8 4! MONTREAL (CP)—The US. | Buicle “0 mo +m |. fresh wholesale tenderable Dus on dollar closed at a premium of Cal Pow: 335 sas 1h 200 + 4/6344. | Red mae [4% per cent in terms of Cana- Can Com are ase e: Delivered Montreal. Si, Co em es ‘ . | 10 CFCY RADIO senday's close. Pound ateing |G Taag'* “m San ou Su’ wile 3, wholesale white, |e De me Wg mm 4 closed at $2.95%, up %. Can Brew 08 858% 584 stm + % | SOlored 32%. Siscalta-— 0 6 @ 6 —2 Sq d F b h ae C iy Ake an nae me me wt ee en ee S Defect BOD 2 m +h tur a e r t 3 Can aun a 60% A MMOH ont f0-. 73; , 4 * 31900 165 1k 158 y, February 10 NEW YORK [Sac St Se Be S'S av ite Lootas: win ime [Seone ee SE | won [eS ties eRe me ee = eee eee a eee mae ee Set ne ee 25, h ' 4% Kennecott - uM M% 7:45 P.M ie ores 4S%Monty W 3% Cl Pow oa oe 1% es on we mee UN Gas 25 82% DK BH-— % s aM. C and O - S8%NY Cent 19% |Cl Pow pr . 565 $304 34—-“i growin A 2% 82 2 2 + | U Asbestos 200 SOO S60 S80 —15 sib Cons Edison 76% Radio Corp 5% | Cdn Of 332 $31% 31% 31% + | gicarad 6 pr 200 $204 0% 04+ 4 | U B @ $0 » » elle o [ati ett, Slchewe sem mes Sieee SSR oe SE ct FOR SALE BY TENDER Goodyear = 4 Ud Aircraft 40%6,| CV 5 me Is SS Stee? om ut u ED ioe samy 144 144 : Gt Not Ry, Gh Vasstem- 34 ee Se a ee Con tn feos we + Yoo D Newt ise = em on , , : - Comb Ent 235 414% MM. 4% Texaco Can 300 $30 88 Se °1 «| Weburne 190 72 7 7] i Con MS 1981 $294 24: 3% — % | eRe 2040 87% 7% OM Wvile we mht Sealed tenders for the purchase of MONTREAL [fate eS Eine? “Sh Sot oh Ga [Woe we ae St. Thomas Church, Long Creek and Ce Scns Oca ae tae | SER Se NT cceag _cnteir toductvahs SOLON wt. ' - 3 : 700 $40% 40% 40% = the land belonging thereto ing | Br Tee Coaalen Proce |Dom Pete imo 89m i | Wenn Kap ee Se tw ae nging thereto, measuring Montreal Stock Exchange—Feb. 8 |D Bridge So oe oe WCoastTr 8993 3 BY ; : Complete tabulation of Thursday |D Corset me WCoast vie (0 HIK 2 BB approximately one rood, are. hereby | transctions, (@uotations in cents un-|D Fodry 73 6% GA GM | weston B20 SOK 3 TORONTO ; ; less marked $. 2--Odd lot, xd—Exjvi-| D°Steal 900 $10 9% 10% + 1 | Zellers om 694 3 K+ M invited, same to be sent to Mrs. John Net change from previeus board-.ot ion =. - =~ ag a Advocate ‘oo 5 a 7. +8 By The Gucalien Fg i : e ¥ - : " ; ‘ Ajas y _ MacQéarrie at Hampton, Vestry Clerk eae tennant ates a tos as ae + WANS bade ae st (lem mated fond Went meat : 4530 $43% 41% 43% +2% | Eddy M 35 Ameran wee. 6U3mlCUlClCD dend, xr—Ex-rights, xw—Ex-warrants. of St. John's Church, Crapaud, not Algoma. - ee = 0% Eddy“p ie ~ y —Aag O Ae 2 eee oe eee Net Geng & om previous board-lot ie = =| Flectwood 235. $2284 224 228 later than noon on Tuesday, February inet & ts s. ew raat em HH UK LA = m * ey sea sais men tow Cum er Fraser. “| Ades MINES 20th. The Vestry does not bind itself to Ce ee eo ee Ce we 48 lee eI ie Hf OBITUARY Gatineau =» «225 $3544 354 3A —~ 4 | Avalon 225 $15% 15%. 15% Advocate 7 67% 535 500 —8 accept the highest or any ‘tender. Gat sor 6081004 1004 100K | alley 8 A 1000 Oe 8 mm [Amico es mt 4 _.| ISABELLE M. JOHNSTON, RN | cr Paper 525 $17% 17% 1% + 4| Benne” — 3 “6 aos Amal Rare 23080 184 16 18 ~~ en eee ~ Ce Blue Bon 38-8104 13 18 —! — ae Ce | —. 1000 985 1000 FISHERMEN ey ne diet ot her ae 4 Boao —— Sortie” ctiee % ‘Ss ‘we Ang Reure le a _ : Peter’s Road. Miss Johnston} Horne Pf | 100 370 370 370 +10 ac ra) Se oe on. & aon 4900 116110 ls . i wee born at the heme of het i Re ee Oke in jm me em © Ae ae mnie W A3 day fisheries short course featur- |i Ded Somion, Peres (ine Of, a get im IC Gone me Bagot (a tmeowae 3 . . C Delhi 700 e . d. -% ; Ing cod gill nets will be held at St. ("56 was graduated trom Low-|?'se sn" ie sem aon aon om cee ee te te , oo ee ere as ell General Hospital, Mass., and |} 4° 773“ $% ” ” 8 en = ete ime id 3300 4s 18 Marks Hall, Kensington, beginning 9 | trom the Women’s Hospital, New | {nana Cpr 200 $17, 164 17 —%{o Kotak $00 10, mo, me, | Barat ee « a City. She. spent a number = o, se € Bilica 300 106 106 106 —1 | Base Meta? a,’ o? _ a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1962. rH cag Bnere Pe Ponsa: 2 54 GS — 4 Carpee shen wh Ih mms | Deleher =e wT ' lized in ‘ ~%| Cate A 100 6354-34 + % | Bethim 5300 17 166 166 Those interested please present them- | Snrcialize’ In. Pediatrics in et ss (ee See Tie Owe tS ‘4 ‘ | 16% 15% +% i ™% II 1 Bidcop 54047 17% 16% 17 selves at the course. If you miss the |latricians including the late Dr. 2 2 | C'Paper "be HN ile Mie gH | Bink Ray aH IP TH 8g ; : Y ; Alan Brown, Toronto, fr-mcigond | he me 4 4 | Covetrm ase Bouzan ‘oe “ a” sa | MB PR 18% — Bralorne . first day then plan to come the second _|{tins. shout ten years ago, she 21m 2m |Courretio A 3 12K 1% UM | | Brel Rt tatoo 304 or third | Funeral Services were eld ita son ght iu + [Bema “™* je a * 8 eine a Me “gy — . 3 under the : Es D Explor 2174 57. «8 58 +10 | Buff Ank © 800 279 275 279 49 Ri F "| Molson A 230 $30 30 30 n Cable , 4583 15 uw yy +8 Suuréuy, Feseaes ee je oa 2 4 7. a = ~ 24 3%~— % | Camp Chib 497 660 645 655 +10 PRINCE he Prevptrian Chk Peers Sot“y) wot wt hs wlohe a MO . R ; EDWARD. ISLAND Road, with the Rev. Carl Currie |N st Car 2» Fab 4000 8% % «HH %_C Dyno = HHS 12911117. + 8 . officiating, The choir was under | Noranda m siren lee «00 34 3 - DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES __|ie,tscton ot. Ramet a ee a a , nag ae The Hymns were ‘‘Un- 17% * Fundy 9000 «6K OitC« + | Candore 2200 11 oil -!1 ” 4 ” Can-E: oe | nd “heap. tiiter ot my Soul” | Pew. me o + % ee Sm mee Captain ‘00 88 | ’ 53) y ) boo MW 128 | OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! |“f! Saiet'soe St on Sear” BR Geo ee PE Ee * ' . rge + Hollinger 250 $22% 224 2h—% t Pal 1433 | 180 +4 ‘ Johnston, H. is ton, 50 0% WH—% . Cent Pore 19000 8 8 | A leading firm, located in. Charlottetown, is looking for an | don Johnston” Grant Gratemn S11 $204 HM 35% 41 | Int Helio “WAE~BO0 "300 Sib 413, | Cheshire same 6 experienced sales person to take ‘charge of its | end’ Gesehé: rahass. mmo eK | | ee ek es hm” ‘i Interment was in the family 10% 10% Ft 3500 37% 36% % | Chib M 1000 5585 | HOME FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT | plot. Murray Harbour North, Roval Bank 421 $82 . m~ +e Keeley wis 600 14 14 14 “41 | oie an one a t | We are interested in a man or a woman with at least several |She is survived by her sister, si’ cem A $0 $16 15% 16 + | ROEE AGG = Tun 1008, Oe Oh 1 | Coin Lake 10000 4244 40 = | years’ experience in Draperies, Domestics, and Piece Goods, | Mrs. A. D. Golden, Toronto. Ms 2% ~—s inant A 100 819% 19% 194 _—*|Comiagas om 8 8 | PLUS: ‘Lith Corp 500 13. 13. 13 Con-Key 12000 16154 18 = | + Ability a visit customers’ homes and assist in selections. — ; LobCo A 1200 90% 4 MAY eC Rellek see 4 —Knowledge ay. LobCo B70 99% Marr approach towards Sales. Births, Deaths, Marriages Maclaren A 400 $24% ms wa % ‘ mal ~ ” ” lity to take over the administration of a department Sumas a nm 48;.|.00 Arrow 6500 38% 37 nis ie a truly Spokerte ees rtunity—but only for a qualified BIRTHS Hugh ecthecese ish ci. im 00 408 $00 ¢ ‘Marben ‘oo ‘8 i opportunity ly for a q ughie wish to|Melch pr $4 300 495 300 c Me ee do not inquire unless you have the desired | yeenoNALD — At the Char- en on oa" ~~ et C Monat. tee 112 198 Interested parties should write, stating their employment | lottetown Hospital on Febru- (ii, Rendon atie: Sr: : 9 i em | D : er S " ‘bors ‘and friends «who helped |/— - |e .northid = 3900 28 * 27 ital status, telephone number, and other pertinent factors pen ee oer make it easier in our sorrow | : “a's one, THE GUARDIAN - PATRIOT BOX NO. 5122 urena Claire, 7 Ibs. 2 0%. | and all who sent messages of OBITUARY C simone oe Mh (9 bine tb Bl ty etna) | — Dee sey 8. i erie, | ME OMDB EE, SNS : * . ad. | , Coprand ~ 14329 1% 130 White, Summerside, twin »oys, Stewart Parkman | shocked to léarn of the sudden Coulee 2200-70 ~=—«67 ALERSHIP Kevin Clair and Kenneth a. 4, | family wish to sincerely thank | death of Mr. John D. Webster [rw i sling tow 10% > . ye. Dr. Ellis, Dt. Drysdale and Dr. | which occurred at his home, crsm 9 gop "GS 'g < | Ta azo sa | gee snd te pig at en Set, Cctv, be aks. ‘ fee 4- ’ , e EL josp ‘or on Friday, J ‘Aregon 1 ’ Prince County Hospital. |kindness during Mr. Parkman's Jack, as he was familiarly Dee Hom "wo mAs S OB AVAILABLE FOR P.E.I. Cc illness and death; known to his many friends Was Deni Pac 65450 39 38% H+ | ; ARD OF THANKS eric Zimmerman and Rev. | born at West River, P.E.I. on Deine 116 44 ay : ; is a) Bryer Jones who were so kind August Sist, 1883 and Jived in ; : . , The family of the late Patrick ‘nq considerate, and for the | Charlottetown practically all his. pwr” “hoy sie 8 364 + Mh «tf you are between 25 and 45 years of | Delaney -of-Linkletter Road, numerous cards and letters of | life. Besides his widow and one Dooalis i700 9 4 : : . wish to thank Dr. Saunders, sympathy, and to all others who | daughter, Eleanor, he is sur- Fast we imu mm age, capable of running your own busi- | Rev. D.L. Howlett, Bowness Fu- elped at home during our sad | vived by two sisters, Annie. pice, 1500 160 138 neral Home, Mrs. Erland Ram- we 7 pag Mr. dy 2000 i. 18 site ale : , Lynn, Mass., y, Mrs. Eureka hess, willing to work selling tools, | say, and the many friends and | EMORIAM | Siade in Halifax, N.S. He had a Teme aa aN e 7 . . . neighbours for their floral tri- 7 varied career and for thirty F’west T 1200. 14 “ - equipment and electronic testing in- butes, and messages of sympa-. HICKEN — In loving memory | years, until his retirement a Fotims = 8700 2 ae * thy. A special thanks to Mr. % Mrs. Newton Hicken who|few years ago, was @ valued francocur S500 sis tis 1 ‘ ssed away Feb. 9th, 1960 staff of Sid Frobisher 8410 14% 1 struments to garages, service stations \and Mrs. Tey Crooms who _ passed away Feb. 9th, 1960. | member on the DEY Guitwin 8000 oe , helped im so many ways, A sin- |Fond are the memories of one %. dome and puattany, Focle Geco Mines 1260 27% 26% 21 ’ . ° . | Confectioners city. Genex « and industrial accounts, then write to sm eh: to re | Deeply treasured from year to He was a saees magaber 4 Giast YE us ne Snap-On Tools of Canada Limited, 27 | pr. Cox, the nurses and staff Dear are the memories silently ee fer over thirty years, Grounns moo 18 17 : ss of the P.E.I. Hospital, and for : Charter member of Lodge Grendroy sou 1616 «Pearl Street, Moncton, N.B., and inter- tir Kindness to Hughie and 1 | Of one we loved and will never Queen lisabeth, No. 16. cits 0 m4 mm ° ers, treats and well cards Always remembered by hus- Grand of < - ono Sonar \ ote co mh me Ot " i | ea : views will be arranged. Mrs. Hughie MacPherson. band and family. | Lodige, No. 163, 1.0.0.F., a alin = 100 am ms ae soil . : MacRAE — In fond and loving ember of Alpha Rebekah jsaage mo 64 UM - ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING memery four dott mother | arch of Port La Jole Bacamp ‘ Mrs. _H. J. MacRae who -went— . aes a a to her eternal rest on: February - “ ° * * _A General Organizational Meeting eck esc ind, 6 eh Bade of the and PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND BUILDERS — a oie again ; : EXCHANGE 3 te ; A wait in that will be held in the city a ca | Where no grow CHARLOTTETOWN HOTEL ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, 1962/A00 well walk tend ‘in hend $ ae at 6.30 P.M. as Down the streets that are paved Dear

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MONTREAL (CP) — Steers were steady to 50 cents lower, heifers and cows were steady to 50 cents higher and hogs steady

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Exeotient salary plus incent growing organization

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The largely attended funeral service was held on Sunday af- ternoon, January 14th from his late residence with Rev. E. Bean conducting the service.

A mixed choir rendered the hymas, ‘The Lord's My herd,” and “Abide With Me.” Mr. J. B. Lewis feelingly sang as a solo, “Sunrise.”

Beautiful floral tributes at- tested to the esteem in which the deceased was held by his friends

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Interment was in the people's cemetery, Freetown

CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Jardine Stavert and fam- ily sincerely thank all those whe sent flowers and messages of sympathy, during their recent bereavement Also, Rev. E. H. Bean, neighbours and friends for kindness and thoughtfulness

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