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IN MEMORIAM

CANNON — In loving memory,

William AMred Cannon who was killed in Germany, Febru-

You. have left a beautiful mem- ory, . lost_you 3 our memory will ‘never: grow

too great to be told;

_ Always remembered by Mom- i and family. .

CLARK — In loving memory our little daughter and sister Vera (Sister) Clark who pass-

d away February 16th, ,1949, at age of 7 years.

hen evening shades are falling, d we sit in quiet alone, —

> our hearts there comes a long- ing 3

she only could come home. iends may think we have for- gotten

When at times they.see us smile, But they little know the heartache ‘Our smiles hide all the while.

Loving remembered’ by Moth- ler and Daddy (Mr. and Mrs. ames Clark) Brothers Jimmie, and Ralph.

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CLARK — In leving memery my dear little sister Vera (Sis) » Clark, who passed away February 16th., 1949, at the age seven years.

od knows how much I miss her ‘couts the tears I shed d whispers hush, she only | sleeps ‘our dear one is not dead. pmeday, sometime, my eyes shall see » face 1 loved so well. omeday, sometime, her hand - Ill clasp : ‘And never say farewell.

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Always remembered by sister

8 (Trenholm).

- MACCORMACK — ft loving

‘Mer of our dear mother,

Mrs. D.J. MacCormack, who en- d into eternal rest on Febru- 15th., 1958.

'God made you wondrous fair dear mother :

th heart as pure a¢ gold, knew and loved you

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Blessed all whé came your way Four spirit brave and courage

feeap The seeds you have sown.

Fondly remembered by sons Daniel and Frank.

IN MEMORIAM

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182 Argyle Street Halifax, N. S.

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83MM MOVIE FILMS OF THE Coronation of Pope John XXIII; The Brussels World's Fair etc. from $12.75 up Taylors Jewellers Lid.

KENMORE ELECTRIC RANGE, with deep well cooker automa- tie oven timer, clock grill and smokeless broiler. push-button heat and control, used only 3 months $235. also 9 x 12 Har- adtwist Wiltson Rug, brown grey with felt under-rug-A-1 condition $100. Dial 5933.

APPLES: RUSSET DELICIOUS Courtland, Spy, etc. At House instead of stand, ‘2 mile up Airport road. Mrs. Wm.

ley. Phone 5020. % H. P. ELECTRIC MOTOR, oil, bath. pump jack. 60 ft. 1 14 galvanized pipe and 2% x 4 cylinder. All-in good condition. Apply to Watson White, Mur- ray River. Phone 3-21.

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Mortgage Sale | N.Y. Stocks :

Apply Gray's Restaurant, 237 King Ave., Bathurst, N. B., or phone LI 6-5531 between 1.00 and 6.00 p.m.

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Soiled Blankets color

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Que.

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White. Large size 72 x 86, weight four pounds each,

$14.50 a pair. Made from 100% Pure Virgin Wool.

Feb. | 6th to Feb. 28th . WM. CONDON &

SONS Woollen Mills Charlottetown, P. E. L

GENERATOR AND 6 CYLIND- er engine AC115-230 volts, 25000 watts, Single phase. P.E.I.

Tuberculosis League. Apply to AM. Clark. Phone Chariotte town 9434.

FEMALE HELP WANTED

er wanted. Write Guardian— Patriot Box C-14428, Charlotte- town.

23 WEEKLY FOR WEARING

sary. North American Fashion Frocks, Ltd., 3425 Industrial Bivd. Dept. B. 3719 Montraal,

CAPABLE HOUSEKEEPER FOR two small chi 5 day week, 7:45 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. Dial 6815.

WANTED — WOMAN OR GIRL for steady employment to assist with housework in small home. George Wotton, P.O. Box 1299, phone 8038, Summerside.

lovely dresses given to you as bonus. Just show North Amer- ican Fashion Frocks to friends. No canvassing, investment or experience necessary. North American Fashion Frocks, Ltd., 3425 Industrial Bivd. Dept. B. 3790 Montreal.

Farmers Market ~~ BEEF FEEDERS

Get an extra half Lb. per day | by feeding one Lb. Master Feed Beef Concentrate with Stilbestol, the greatest advance for Beef production. One Lb. Master 32% Beéf Concentrates costs 34ac per Lb., one-half Lb. of Beef at 22e is lle or 100% profit.

For Master 32% Beef Conces- trate with DES . . . see your local Master Feed Dealer.

Ivan Kerry, Rep. Phone 5458. SEE OUR CATALOGUE FOR the newest varieties available in ‘59, All seeds tested and proven suitable for our climate. Vesey Seeds, York.

FOR SALE — 1 HOLSTEIN COW. 5 years old to freshen in March H.B. Adams, New London.

MALE HELP WANTED COUNTRY BOY Wanted

For six months starting April Ist Inside and outside work.

Highest wages to suitable party.

REQUIREMENTS Good education and penman-

‘ Neat ‘appearance Driver's License No smoking—No drinking Willingness to work. For interview, apply in own handwriting, stating age, etc. WRIITE GUARDIAN-PATRIOT

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ger Stove and parts. Dial 8589.

priced at $7.50 each or,

LOST: TUESDAY EVENING on Great George Street, sum of money. Reward. Dial 6979.

LOST FRIDAY, IN CHAR- lottetown 35.mm. Ansco Cam- era in‘light brown leather case. Finder phone 3031. Reward.

AUTHORS INVITED SUBMIT MSS all_ types including Poems) for book publication. Reasonable terms Stockwell Léd., Iifracombe, Engiand. ‘Es- td. 1898).

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HOUSES & APARTMENTS

SELF CONTAINED APART- ment, four rooms with bath; second floor, heated, continious

water. Dial 8882 between 5 7 p.m.

WANTED — ADULT COUPLE for small, heated unfurnished apartment. Eastern Area, Char- lottetown. Available February 11. Write Guardian - Patriot Box M-14398.

FOR RENT: CENTRALLY LO- cated ground floor bed - sitting apartment. Frigadire and elec- | tric stove supplied rental $52) per month. Available March lst. Write Guardian and Pa- triot Box 15035. Charlottetown.

FURNISHED ROOM GROUND floor. Centrally located: Phone 3994

HEATED FRONT ROOM, SEC- ond floor. Centrally located. Dial 4584 after 5:30 p.m.

WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT FOUR OR five room apartment or house in good residential area. Ap

_ply box 14570.

WANTED 4 OF 5 ROOM HOUSE or apartment, Parkdale Belve- dere or within 3 miles of City.

. Write Guardian - Patriot Box 14560 Charlottetown.

TOP PRICES PAID: NEW- oer Cae on a ane foundland $2.00 gold, New-| J. Garfield Stewart and Fenner $. ; Cc, E. CURLEY FOR YOU, | PULLING SOME foundland paper money, New- Stewart Stem Losses . es foundiand coins. 102 acres — Brackley Point Road ay ' EARTH } OUT OF : is mat J Room SOME coins Ww — small cents! There will be sold by Public! rk Hi h | gacwim { can sur er 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925. Large| auction in front of the Law Court Wo Ig er i, commer nickels, 1925, 1926, 1942, 1943.) Building in Charlottetown, Prince. ee > 1937. 10 cent, 25 cent, and 50) Edward Isiend, on THursday, the 19th| NEW YORK (AP)—In a critical cent from 1870 to 1936. Silver) day of March A.D. 1959,- et the| week, the stock market stemmed dollars 1985 to 1949, 1952, 1955./ hour of 1 o'clock past Noon:: AlL|a series of daily declines and ad “All old Canadian paper money] THAT PARCEL of land situaye, lying| worked higher. : a and gold. Available now our! ang being on lot or Township| A brisk rally on Friday gave 2 + 1959 buying: ¥ list-25) Number Thirty-three in Queen's the’ market a net. ‘gain’ on the : a cente-Laternational Com-| County . in Prince ' Edward Island, | week, after two consecuwes | pany, 227 Victoria Street, ‘Tor-| bounded and described as follows, weekly setbacks, The Associated ‘ onto, Ontario, Canada. : that is “to say: COMMENCING at e@ Press average of 60 stocks rose WILD GANDER 2 YEARS OLD) ‘!#ke fixed on the west side of the | ¢1 56 to $215.80. F or older. Apply Russell Hyde, | Beckley —, as = _ _ Guts in crude oil prices iy the| tiv — Cornwall. Phone 7655. Seca dkaes dean one | Middle East and Venezuela were | mind e . Gerald Robinson's, formerly of Wil- inp blow for the oil ed to his A x —" : liam Robinson's, farm, thence run-| 4 -_ no. Dee ee . _- ning along the south line of the sai a ee eee coca | Se oo WANTED William ‘Robingon’s farm north, eighty- | Vestigation was being prepared) ma o in : : nine degrees ard forty minutes west against General Motors were not thrift and . a . by the Magnetic Meridian of 1764|Teassuring in the automotive| what one ‘ forty ch nd .ninety-five | field. But the relatively stubborn | cessful farmer.” a ' seven ains a - ninety-five . { SMALL links to the east line of Duncan! performance of the affected} In 1907 he married Miss Anne Nu i a Shaw's farm, thence along the said | stocks was heattening to the list, omen of — Bay who pre- ARNO line south four degregs and twenty|as a whole. GM gave up only %, | deceased — NN OFFICE SAFE minutes east twenty-one chaia and | Jersey Standard 2%. years ago. From this union two =a wary MOTHERS GeTamay JS" 3g ; thirty-six links to the northwest LARGE GAINS — daughters and one — yey! bora angle of Waldo R. Stewart's farm, Meanwhile, a wide assortment | — all of whom su e mourn - Apply stating details and pen ane ees Se northern | of other stocks carved out some dl loss of a kind and loving ; side o sai ugh Stewart's, now gains, Du Pont, sparked ather FOR SALE MALE HELP WANTED i price to Box 987, Guardian, Waldo Stewart's, farm south eighty- day by rumors of a big a The late Mr. Curley was very FOR SALE—COMPLETE RES-| AMBITIOUS MAN OR WOMAN yontague. sr ne Mharadien of 1760 tanrsenc,| When directors meet today,| active in Church oe ee taurant equipment, moderna, to take over established Wat- chains and ninety-five links or to the erased a loss for the week and aftaire oe * ae eae 65 attractive, almost new. Im| kins Business in Charlottetown. emerged with a net gain of 7%. | ber of $ Parish,

east side of the Brackley Point Road, thence northwardly along the said road twenty-one chains and thirty- six links to the place of commence- ment, containing one hundred and two acres and one rood of land, a little more or less, being the lands described in Deed dated 9h May, 1919, from Mary Gardiner to the ssid J. Garfield Stewart.

This, sale Is made in pursuance of a Power of sale contained in an In- denture of Mortgage dated 3ist of

Lukens Steel was up 544. Interna- tional Telephone rose 3%, East-

split rumors—and Chrysler 2%.

It was a strange week for the market. Monday saw a sharp shakeout, the worst since last No- vember, in the fourth straight daily decline. It was the first time since April that Wall Street had seen the market fall .on four suc- cessive days. ‘

Local Public Tender fer construc tion of ea fuel, oil, and other mater- ial work-barge. ;

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the | “undersigned and endorsed “TENDERS FOR construction of a fuel, oil, and other material work barge,” will be received in the office of the Dis-

trict’ Engineer until Noon, Friday,| July. 1952, and made between J.) Tuesday brought a vigorous February 27, 1959. ’ Garfield Stewart of Bryetfey Point! comeback which more than wiped Details and form of.tender can be |i7 Queen's County, Pringe Edward 's-! out the Monday losses. The re

land, Farmer, and Fenner S. Stewart of the seme place. Farmer, of the first part and the undersigned of the second part, default having been | made in payment of interest secured

obtained at the office of the District Engineer, Department of Public) Works, Canada, P.O. Box 1268, Charlottetown, P. E. 1. :

lowest or eny tender not neces-

covery continued tentatively on Wednesday.

The market took some sharp {losses Thursday but volume slip- ped to a mere 2,630,000 shares,

sarily accepted: thereby. the smallest dail ; . ‘ y tota] since Aug. Department of Public Works, Can- Dated this 12th day of February | ada. A. D. 1959. 5. The Friday rally was the

MARGARET MacDONALD Clincher, putting the average up District Engineer, P&L Mortgagee. | on the week.

FOR SALE ° ~ Steel Strike

Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned | In U.S. Seen up to 12 o’clock.noon, February 25, 1959 for the pur- cade seat a ac Most chase of the farm of the late Ronald McMaster of St. | '" the United States this summer, Georges, comprising approximately 50 acres.

C. W. CURRIE,

,and buying for inventory buildup has pushed production up Ll points in three weeks, says Steel Magazine.

Last week the increase was 2.5 points to 63.5 per cent of capa- city. Nine of the 12 producing dis- tricts showed accelerated produc- | tion, and output of 2,363,000 net tons of steel for ingots was the highest of any week since March 25, 1957, the weekly trade journal reports.

The magazine queried 200 pur- n ; chasing agents, and 96 per cent (Psychiatric training and experience not neces- of them anticipated a strike of six.

\to eight weeks in length, with

sary but desirable). |higher prices after the walkoui

Required: Four Graduate Attendants to act as ward | ..4. charges with allowance for experience. In addition to buying as a pre-

Salary - Vacation - Sick Leave, according to ae — Sr meee Civil Service Regulations. :

steel consumers are storing up

ii | more th i eeded in th

For further information, and application forms | hetiet ne , rs a apply to :

LEO FAY, Newport.

Employment - Opportunity

REQUIRED: Two Registered Nurses for day and night supervisory duties.

belief, as one buyer expressed it: “The inevitable price rise makes this a good gamble even if the strike doesn't materialize.”

NET EARNINGS

Fleet Manufacturing Ltd., year ended Sept. 30: 1958, $81,919, 7% cents a Share; 1957, net loss $174,- 790. aoe

New Calumet Mines Ltd., year ended Sept. 30: 1958, net loss $40,-

Matron, Provincial Infirmary, L. M. Greene, R.N.

P. O. Box 4000, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

“DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

Province of Prince Edward Island

man Kodak 6%—more _ stock-| '

IN MEMORIAM

tive.

Shortly before Christmas he en- | tered the City Hospital with what was thought to be a minor ail- ment, but he failed to respond to treatment and passed peacefully away fortified by the rites of the Holy Catholic Church on the

His funeral was held from the Charlottetown Funeral Home on Jan. 12th., to St. Anne’s Church, Lot 65 where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by the pastor, Rev. Charles McCarthy, P. P. who also conducted the services at the grave-side. Rev. James Smith, P. P. of Kelly’s Cross ac+! cupied a seat in the sanctuary.

The pall-bearers were: Leo Mc- Gonnell, George Chandler, Cyril Egan, Eugene McQuillan, Nor- bert Costello and Waldron Mac- Phee. The funeral was largely attended.

Left to mourn besides his dau- ghters, Anne (Mrs. Peter Mc-. Gonnell), of Charlottetown and Miss Mary of Montreal are one son Amos of Charlottetown: also the following brothers and ‘sis- ter$:- John of Elmwood, Ivan in Pictou, Willie in Boston, Mrs. Catherine Berrigan, N. Wiltshire, Mrs. Hubert McQuaid of Kelly’s\ Cross; Bertha of Elmwood, Mrs. Thomas MacDonald (Emma), Mrs. Craid (Mary), Mrs. Thomas McQuaid, (Fanny), and Sousie, Mrs. John MacKenzie), all of Boston. ,

““May He Rest In Peace.”

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Charles Edward Curley wish to thank the doctors and nurses of the Char- lottetown Hospital, Rev. Charles McCarthy, and Rev. James Smith. Also all those who sent Mass Cards, cards and letters of sympathy and all who, in any- way, helped them in their time of bereavement.

THIEVES FOILED.

NEW YORK, (AP) ‘— Two di- amond merchants were shot Fri- day during a holdup attempt. They had been ordered to lie on the floor by the bandits, one of whom fired at them. Despite the wounds, they jumped on the rob- bers and, with the aid of others in the Fifth Avenue office, held

942: 1957, net loss $52,584.

them until police arrived. &

TENDER

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

ROOM AND BOARD

FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR two working men or women On second floor. 80 Spring Park Rd. Phone. 5279.

SERVICES OFFERED

RUGS, CARPETS AND CHES-

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Phone 2336, Summerside.

MODERN FUMIGATING SER- vice Exterminators ~for Roach- es, bed bugs, rats; insecis, etc. Free Estimates. Guaranteed satisfaction. Phone or Write Modern Fumigating Service H. \R.* Quinn, Prop. P.O. Box 451 Charlottetown, Phone 8727.

_~ REDUCE

HEATING COSTS INSULATE NOW!

No more drafts when you insulate. Ask our custom- ers and you will be amaz-

terfields shampooed and clean- , ‘ed. Also drapes mothproofing. |

SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon on Friday, March 13th, 1959, for the PAVING from LONG BARRISTERS,

SEK i NOE KE, ist: f nae re DeSABLE via CANOE COVE, a distance 0 | SOLICITORS. Etc.

Specifications and Tender Forms may be obtained M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LL.B. |

at the office of the undersigned, Old Post Office Build- ing, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.

Bank of Commerce Bidg. Palmer & Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia. Bldg. Peake & Nicholson — 175 Grafton Street J. A. McGuigan, B.A. | Currie Bidg., Dial 9424 Queen &. “Tan M. MacLeod, LL.B.

° ~*~ Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.

| NOTE: Tenders will be opened at the above advertised ‘time and bidders are invited to present their bids in person (or otherwise) and be present

at the opening. ie :

J. G. MacKAY, (Mclean & McKinnon) Minister of Highways. Currle Bidg. 179 Queen $. Charlottetown, ; ee Prince Edward Island, Frederic A. Large, February 13, 1959. Qc. MLA. Room 207 Dominion Building : Dial 3244

DEPARTMENT. OF HIGHWAYS Province of Prince Edward Island

MacPhee & Trainor 140 wihmond $*.___Dal $372 ROBERT G. MacLEOD, B.A., L.L.B..

Room 208 Dominion Bldg.

hear. For free estimates CALL 6426 Watch for our big white truck. NORTHERN INSULATION ‘Company of Canada Ltd. Home office:

Bayside Drive,

Saint John, N.B. WANTED TO BUY WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PINTS

or quarts. Dial 8595

200 CEDAR POSTS, 5 AND 6 inch at smal! end. Write stat- ing all particulars to: Peter R. Gallant, Oyster Bed Bridge,

BOX M 14167 Charlottetowa

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ed at the stories you will | |

TENDER

SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon on Friday, March 6th, 1959, for PAVING from NORTH 'CARLETON to BEDEQUE via CHELTON and LOW- ER BEDEQUE, a distance of 10.5 miles.

Specifications and Tender Forms may he obtained at the office of the undersigned, Old Post Office Build- ing, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.

Dial 4126

‘Services Offered

Mimeographing, Bookkeeping, Stenography Mrs. Helen Acorn 2 Brighton Road, Charlottetown Dial 6349

Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.

Chiropractor

Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 6432

~ Optometrists

J. A. Carruthers, R.O. 123 Kent St. Dial 5612

Summerside -8031 —. Montague 97-2 — Souris 32-3 — Alberton 68-2

Increase Shown:

In Lobster Cases

four

In 1957 Nova Scotia's prosecutions for all fisheries violations, with ‘convictions: in 425 cases. Of that total, 335 lobstermen were prosecuted, and all but two convicted.

Fisheries prosecutions in the whole Maritime area totalled .744 last year, compared with 718 the previous year. New Brunswick had 198 prosecutions last year,

| including 94 cases for lobster

fishing violations. The Prince Ed-- ward Island total was 155 pro secutions in 1958 with convictions pin all but two cases. :

The statistics were included ia a report at the annual meeting of the Federal Fisheries Depart-

-ment’s Maritime area,

Wednesday by Chief Protection Officer Forrest Watson.

2,000 Years Seen Satellite’s Life

WASHINGTON ‘AP)—The tiny U.S. vanguard satellite may stay aloft more than 2,000 years—10 times longer than forecast earlier.

Rear-Admiral John T. Hay ward, the navy's research chief, gave this prediction to the House of Representatives space commit- tee Wednesday in staking out @ navy claim to operations is space. s

Hayward described the S%- pound vanguard as “the only US. object in space that is stil faithfully doing the job it was designed for.”

Great-West Life. Names President

WINNIPEG ‘CP)—D. E. Kil- gour of Winnipeg was elected president of the Great-West Life. Assurance Company at the firm’s annual meeting. The former vice- president and general manager, | Mr. Kilgour replaces Joseph Har- ris. Victor Sifton, publisher of the Winnipeg Free Press, was re- elected to a vice-presidency.

Acadia Paper Staff Quits

WOLFVILLE, N.S. (CP) — AB but two of the 22-member staff of the student newspaper at Acadia University here resigned Tuesday night in protest against the suspension of the newspaper's editor, Donald Angus of Bridge- town, NS.

The 22-year-old editor was per manently suspended by the stu- dent’s judicial committee Mom day for an article that appeared Jan. 30 in the weekly Acadia Athenaeum.

The staffers signed a petition to resign ‘‘until such time as the decision of the student judicial committee is reveked and the original editor-in-chief is returned to office.’ There was no immedi- ate comment on the mass resig- nation by the council. .

The articie’s author, Robert Fi- ander, 27, of North Sydney, N.S., was barred from the campus for the rest of the vear. However, University President Watson Kirkconnell said arrangeme had been made for hi 0 com- plete his courses by correspond-

J. S. Taylor, R.O.

Corner Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756

Architect

J. F. Toombs, B. Arch Architect : 140 Richmond S$. Dial 3865 G. Keith Pickard \ 8. Arch. M.R. A. LC. Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy $F. Diel 8618 Summerside, Wednesday's Dial 2936 Peter A. McNeil ARCHITECT 164 Gt. Geo. $t. Phone 4339

Electrical

Engineer

E. S. Chandler B.Sc. (EE), ME. 1 C, P. Eng. 161 QUEEN ST. PHONE 8325

Charlottetown P.O. Box S13

“CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

NOTE: Tenders will be opened at the above advertised

. time and bidders are invited to present their bids in person (or otherwise) and be present ,,,,,, Bids. at the opening.

J. G. MacKAY, Disl 6547 — 6548 .

McDONALD, CURRIE & CO.

COOPER BROTHERS & CO. Charlottetown

H. R. DOANE & COMPANY 148 Great George St. Charlottetown

P.O. Bex 187

Minister of Highways. Charlottetown, . ARTHUR J February 13, 1959.

Prince Edward Island,

Charlottetown

. GARRETT

PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING 100 Fiterey Street

Bul $321

pees

ence. + is Dr. aac branded °. the |article “‘patadoxically speaking”

‘as. “foul blasphemy” and. im |fringement on religious con. science.”’

CANADIAN LAKES.

The entire freshwater area in Canada has been estimated at 228.070 square miles.

_IN MEMORIAM

MRS. LEWIS HALL

There passed away at the Chronic Case Unit, Summerside, on Dec. 16-1958. Mrs. Lewis Hol- land at the advanced age of ninety two years and nine ‘months born April Ith 1866 at | Freetown daughter of the late | James Stavert and Ann Waugh and moved after a few years with the family to North Bede- que wheretshe received her edu- cation and joined the Presby- terian Church there under the. pastroate of Rev. R.S. Patter- son was very active in young peoples and Church work. .

In Sept. 16-1908 she married Nelson Hooper and settled in Bedeque, twe years later Mr. Hooper passed away and Mrs. Hooper went to live with her nephew William Staver at | Lower Bedeque. In - 1919 she married Lewis Holland. and ‘lived for twenty. years in Cen- | terville Bedeque. Mr. Holland Passed away Jan 11, 1939. Aftes union of churches in 1925.° Mr and Mrs. Holland joined Pres byterian Church in Seat aa where Mrs. Holland at held Dee. 18, 1958,