ii -gc 10 The Guardian Monday, Sept. 23. 195

IN MEMORIAM

lEN'I'NER- In loving memory

passed away Sept. 2! Once again we pay our tribute

with us, We still wish that she were here.

Fondly remembered by her mother and daddy.

ago. In that bright Eternal City

1 shall see him bye and bye. A l w a y s remembered by daughter Annie.

I.il'iN('-STON- In ltiving mem- nry of Mrs. Adam Livingston uhn passed away Sept. 22. 1954.

She left us a beautiful memory A sorrow too great to be told

Rut to those who have loved and

lost her

Her memory wiu never grow old. Sadly missed and lovingly re-

membered by Vera and Maur-

in.

IN MEMORIAM

Ll-IMl'El. H. DRAKE

The people of Cornwall area were greatly saddened to learn of the sudden passing of Lemuel H Drake of Meadowbank. on September dth, 1957. He had us- parently been enjoying his usual good health when he left his house in the morning to do some work in a corner of one of his fields. When he failed to return for dinner, his son. Vernon went to see what caused the delay. and was shocked to discover his father lifeless on the ground. The horse and plow were standing a short distance further on. The circumstances were such that little could be done.

The Community suffers a great loss. for Mr. Drake wu a highly respected citizen. He was a suc- cessful farmer with a fine horns and farm equipment. He took an active and intelligent interest h public affairs and was a val- uedfmember of Cornwall United Church and was general treasur-

. I for the whole pastoral Charge. lnihls home where his loss is so keenly felt by his bereaved wife and family. he was the soul of kindness and many friends enjoyed his hospitality. Visitors were always welcome.

The funeral was held on the

E slant. at the home. and united by his pastor. Patterson. assist-

faniily. Mr. Patts comforting amlresa warm tribute to tilt! Drake and the splendid tion he had made to the the church and community.

h

Timim

ssaiv onTrT)sum: 'r-uu. on'

of Carol Aleatha Sentne who W ggigg 1951. START IN BUSINESS ON MY

To the one we loved so dear Though we know she can't be

ciunai.-:- In loving mt-mm-3 of; my father Hammond Crabbe who passed away four yearsf

Where no tears ere dim the eyes; in the Home of many mansions

'wInwIsvoQ'4I:IrP:r.u. as rm-M.-at .

Take orders and da- liver nationally advertised Watkins Products in Charlene- town. No investment. handicap. Write immediately to Frank Granger, 350 St. Roch Street. Montreal. Que.

capital. You require no capital

to become a successful Paula

dealer. . .I'll finance your bus-

iness. Full or part-time. Un-

limited opportunities distribu- I ting over 200 famous well I known highest quality neces- I sities including Teas. coffees. Spices, Extracts. Cosmetics Medicines. Waxes. Insecticides, Farm products to establish- ed customers in your vicinity. No experience necessary. I will guide you to success and se- curity. Write today to- G. Laur- in President, The Paula Co. Ltd., 21 St. Paul St.. East. I treal.

Boarders Accsnnslatsd PEA-N-'I"ED I vaoscfui-i7"o

board and share nice bright bed room. Dial (8)4.

cars and Tracks For Sale

ms CHEVROLET. BARGAIN

I prit-s. L. R. Baldersion. South- port.

1956 ONE TON G.M.C. IN A-I condition: also I general pur- pose work horse. ll years old. Dial 4587.

ONE )5 TON TRUCK EXCEL- lent tires, good running order. Priced for quick sale. Cous- in's Radio Sales, Hunter River Phone IN.

1950 STUDEBAKER CBAMP- ion, perfect condition, radio and heater, good tires. Reason for selling-leaving province.

I Mrs. R.E. Connolly, l)unstnff-

I nage.

liars Laavlax ('AR LEAVINGWPOIFBOSTONT, 5091. 23 or 24. Can accom- modate I or 2 passenge . Dial 4182.

For llsiit FWNT iri.ooi" n'sTnTnnJ Chandler Bros. Dial 6557.

IPARTMENT. s ROOMS-ANTI) bath. heated, central location. Apply Box 434 Guarllan.

PIANO,. EXCELLENT coliti- tion. Apply Box 4:!) Guardian office.

rwo uNFi':I'tii.7T:-iWo6M's", in private home. Third floor. 144 Hillsboro Street.

AT 21 RICHMOND STREET. 8 rooms and bath. hot water, beat. continuous hot water. Phone BIB3 or P.0. Box SB.

AT 2'! RICHMOND ST, 3 ROOM apartment. with contlnous hot water, 'mrnediate possession, phone 8l83.

. OII.VIIE.AMTEDHPOUR-'R0OlAVIlT-

psrtrnent and bath Adult

He left to mourn their losh besides his son-owing wife. the farmer Carrie MscI.ai-en-three nu. Stewart of Cornwall. Vern- a who was associated with his father In farming operations. and

Lawson. a student of Agricul- ture now taking post graduate work at Cornell University. He is survived also by a brother. Ed- ward of Onset. Mass., and two sisters. Blanche. Mrs. Hector MacLenn of New P ' and Margaret. Mrs. Richard Drake. of Cornwall. He also left three grand-children whom he regard-

couple only. Write box 793 Guardian. FOR RENT IMMEDIATELY.

small house. About October 10.

'room apartment. J.L. Ray-

" Summerslde. Phone 218 MW? Ings 3277.

7 BOOM "iiotisi:'s'f."I5sIfrs:-It's

HIIIIWHY Corner Bedford Road furnace. 3-unniu wngr ",5

bath. Mrs. xR.E. Connelly nun- s a fringe.

For lssls

LADIES SEAL COM-r, gm; jg, x

Dial 35!).

ed with great affection, Russell. NSYTLTOTV-T1;AKCE3W373.7'I)S. CLC Vivian. and Barbara Drake, chil- R I5 IN 0- I500 V YGQQ. 81.00. tires of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 39l"I-"U1 LING?-I1-ed. Id -. - '16".

Drake. The sincere sympathy of a wide circle of friends goes out so all these bereaved.

Interment was made in Corn- wnll church Ceme ,. The Pall hearers were Roy Crosby. Gor- dan Macl.enn. Robert Jewell. James Miller. Thomas MacKin- non and Ivan Clow.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the lnta Lemuel H. Drake. wish to thank all their friends and neighbors for their great kindness shown. during the days of shock and bereavement occasioned by the sudden passing of the beloved husband and fa- ther of the home. They wish also to express Qpreclation al the many floral tributes ad messages of sympathy received.

38 n. iErAwFn si cisnv M61

Postpnid. Schaefer, 204. '4).-upn. mondvllle, Que.

6'iii:'sow wi-m" ' "si1H ski;

weeks old. Ralph MacEwA.., Bristol. II

Age 3.

- ..c:av nor.-

For Quick ResulfsAdverlise TI'ieICIasi

SI

ied

F-Tints l

nssv csnitutdi nu EXCIDI Icnt condition. bargain. Phone sou.

JREEIY AND rsnar coun- ter scales. like, new. Price 39900. Dial 5501.

1:; LEGIIORN PULLETS, Raynor's strzun, starting to lay. Eric Bell, Hope River.

POTATO OBADER. AND 2 EL calators, good as new, also 1- row potato planter. Mrs. R.E. Connelly, Dunstaffnage.

HOUSE. 1 WILLOW STREET. please. Apply Charles Moore, West Royalty.

Spring Park. No Phone calls

QUANTITY OF I00 GALILON size barrels. 810 each. Wad- dell Bros. Crapaud.

NOW READY, CHOICE CRAI- apples. pears, green tomatoes. Willard MacKay, Vernon Bridge.

ONE Pl-IRCIIERON MARE 12 years old. over 1500. One gen-I eral purpose horse five years; old. Amos Callaghan, Emy- vale, Lot 65. ;

I'l'RE BREED AYRSHIRE HEIl'- er. Freshen about September 30th. Also driving wagon and gang plow. good condition. Ralph Raynor. Mt. Herbert.

FISHING BOAT 38 FT. CIIEV. 6 engine Fairbanks 25 h.p. en gine and trap hawler. This out- fit fishing now. Apply Calvin HOIABII. Carleton Siding.

BUREAU, ANTIQUE VENET- ian, chairs. nxmlnster rug 9 x I1. Ladies Mouton coat, lawn mower. Lenox Hotel, Water Street

ONE (.'0Cl(SIIUT'I' 30 TRACTOR in good condition 1 3 bottom plms. one disc harrous, field cultivator, 0.K. Potato digger, l). S. Campbell. Malpeque Rd.. Charlottetown, RR. 7.

2 ROW LEVEL BED JOHN-: Deere digger, 3 furrow; Cock- shutt plough on rubber, 2 sets springs tooth harrows. J. L. Rayner, Summcrslde. Phone 2136. evenings 3277

LIKE NEW ELECTRIC BROOD- , er 510.00. Power saw 8151!). Extra good mitchcl harness sets 510.00. I5 cu. ft. white enamel deep-freezg 330.00. Ap- ply J.D. MacDougali, Lower Newton.

POTATO ESCALATOR-S. DI- signed to handle loose potato bags: also general elding. building digger chains, truck boxes. Oliver Farm Machinery Paul Lavolc. Carleton. P.E.I. Phone Borden 95-12.

- Fsisals Help Wanted

WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY in person to Island Grill.

GIRL FOR BOUSEWORK. DIAI. B794.

WOMEN-CHRISTMAS SELL ing starts early with Avon Cosmetics. Valuable territor- ies now available throughout the Province. Writs at once to Box. 794

823 WEEKLY FOR WEARING 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 Blvd. Dept. Y- 3707 Montreal, P.O.

Last Anti Fssss

STOLEN FROM MY HOUSE AT Hnrtsvilie. slovc, stove covers and stand of my cream separ- ator. Anyone hnviiig informa- tion advise A. P. Mat-Lennaa. 31 Paiismore St.. Charlottetown

oidciarksnn near COUN'l,-.

er scales, like new Price 9I.50.l 3 pair man. Write giving rigs, Dial 5007. ( experience, salary expected EFi.TaI(Tti.f."sis.iiTrKY .' -M vim number in W 4"

Cnntwell's Pit-nnscy, 11s I, G"'””"" ' Grafton St. B&'RAI"l'SMEN ARE IN GREAT remand Train by home-study

tor, John C. Macltinnon. Point Prim.

RICHARDS - WILCOX FIR! door 5 x 7 track and trolleys. Apply Eastern Trustrco.

REGISTERED AYRSIIIRE mi. 5 years old. Newly freshened. Lem Mai.-Klnnon, Ilighfield.

RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

WANTED AUTO BODY Il-

'0l'., n well-paid secure lob. H9"-an study courses on Bins- Pf-III .. Reading also available. Divlnllyis awarded. Free folder Menlloal course required. Pri- mIf.V .hnoI of Drafting. Dept. CG. Bu .,i2s, Station "0." Tor- onto. TEl.EVI8lONfT:TiKpyo'-ggg. VWCIDI. WI-It-eless Operating all 0"" NI llllnney. Trained men I-rsentlv neoodea. Ask for facts 0” "W 2"" scan prepare for a

Isstss

WANTED A PIANO 10 Ill! orbuy.Phnns4'l44.

ON! USE! POTATO PICIII. phone Wilfred Grilrin, Elms- dale Phone Number It-J2 Al- berton.

BY AN ELDBILY PIOTBF ant woman sceommodstlu is comfortable home in country or city. Communicate stating terms, etc. Apply Box 3 Guardian.

Wanted To Rent

wan-i-niFoun noon anar- od apartment. Adults. Apply Box 436. Guardian.

ions: on nnsrnn smar- ment, preferably with three bedrooms. Apply Box 48'! Guardian.

services oflsrss

ASHES IIAULEII AND YAIII clenned.lightu ” ,os-oinc lobs. Phone 3971.

NURSE WILL BOARD AND care for lnvalids or seml-lnva- Ilds. Writs Box 403. Guardian.

HOUSE FOR SALE ON BAYFIELD s'r.

Living room, dining room, modern kitchen and porch. .3 bedrooms and bathroom. Large lot and garage. Apply-

GEORGE DOUGLAS

Real Butte 96 Upper Queen Street

TRADE SCHOOLS DIESEL Heavy Equipment

Men are being selected in this area to be trained for high-pay jobs as Diesel Mechanics. oper- ators, marine Diesel. partsmen, servicemen, trouble nhoote -. and many other jobs in this rapidly expanding industry. If you are mechanicall minded and not earning toll per week or more. you owe it to yourself to find out whether or not you um qualify. For free Informa- tion wifhout obligation, write to:

TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE, LTD.,

DIV. ll 3389A Bloor Street W.. TORONTO II ONTARIO

CAR FOR SALE

1955 CHEV. SEDAN Excellent condition I Can be seen at Grafton Street Fsso Station.

PROPERTY WANTED

On North Shore

Am desirous of purchas- ing Tourist business or will consider portion of farm land suitable for cab- ins. Must be in vicinity of Green Gables. Apply-

OX 404, GUARDIAN

FOR SALE

Tourisf home.

I6

miles from ferry on main roufe. Except- ional buy.

Mrs. Lionel Bourqus Porf Elgin. N.B.

FOR SALE

By Public Auction at A. I. Idncl.esnnn's used car lot Int: rnerslde P.l.I..

cart

1

AUCTION

'SALE .

OF SFQCK AND CROP AT MRS. ACNE MacLEOD'S. KINROSS.

WEDNEDAY, SEPT. 24th AT 2 P.M.

If not fine following day.

Stock: 4 milk cows; 1, heifer 2 years old): 2 calves

(6 months old); 4 calves (4 months old); 1 sow to furrow in October; 1 pig (4 months old); hens, chickens, geese.

Crop: 290 bales hay; 8 acres standing grain.

quantity of

Several pieces of machinery including trailer and

'Some household furniture. Terms: Cash.

THOMAS MacKENNA.

Auctioneer.

FOR RENT

Furnished house, 6 rooms

and bath, furniture in-

cludes Frigidnire and electric range but not linens. Also 2nd floor apartment. 4 rooms and bath, unheated and unfurnished. Apply-

PALMER tlz HASLAM, Solicitors.

HIGHWAY ENGINEERS

I

required by

FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF A PUBLIC WORKS

Up to 37.560 To Start

They will serve as Highway Location and Construction Engineers

IN MEMORIAM

Izth. when word quickly spread around that Albert Milton Cras- well was killed instantly when his farm tractor which he was using with a loader. struck a stuns causing it to overturn pin- ning him underneath.

Albert was born at Haul Grove. P.E.l.. February 17th.. 103). son of Mr. B.S. Craswell and his wife Minnie Weeks. he spent all his childhood years there where he attended the Basel Grtwe School:

In 1941 Albert answered the call of duty and nslisted in the F ” Army, he spent three of his four and a half years with the Army In service overseas. He proved to be a good soldier in every way and it has been said by his comrades that they found the awful war exeprlcnccs easier because of his companion- ship. always so cheerful, kind and friendly.

After his discharge in 1946, he bought the farm of the late Al- bert Muttart, Carleton, and it was to this lovely old homestead he brought his bride, the former Beryl Johnston of Peters Road. P.E.I., when they were married on November llth. I947.

He was known as a diligent and successful farmer.

By Albert's passing the prov-

FOR SALE

Desirable building lot I23 North River

inecsuiut hiImcittm.ts-lhttbtsstlflsdhtheeg. theeotnnunity.haslutnnsd- hwhlchthsdecealotlw-':.Ii'r gugdh. m. jhggg h 'l'DI1I8tllWrlll&Gl'tlIet..r- tr-ulysaidafbisnthst"&livsd setinnslJainesl.Aadrew...un. lsdseda,nstum' Bsglwnlnn III II"?-

wssrsady a

-gnaw:-d,,-I-;g; CARD OF THANKS surroundlagdinltrietsfeeihislou Eu,-gigm.-udcuvdofsyin.

3

He was dasactivc the Caps Traverse United”

9 P.nrsEE5:

member of the King lilrilln B.P. Left to cherish his memory and mourn his passing are his grief stricken widow, his ll month old son, John David. whom he dearly loved and his sorrowing father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. B.S. Crnswell, Hazel Grove. two brothers Jdin Hunter River and Wendell. Has- cl Grove. besides a host of re- lativcs and friends who will al- ways remember his cheerful smile and friendly greetlnK-

The funeral which was one of trict took place on Wednesday, August 15th. with a short ser- vice-at the home. then to the Cape Traverse United Church. Services were conducted by his pastor. Rev. A.D.C. Earle. as- sisted by Rev. A.E. Plercey Mll- ton, Grand Master of the L.O.I4. for P.E.I. A full choir with Mrs. John Haslam as orsnnllt was "The Lori Is My Shepherd" and "Peace Perfect Pence".

Burial was in the sdloillilll y where he was tenderly laid to rest beside an infant son who predeceased him in 1951. The L.O.L. and Canadian Legion conducted services at the grave side, and the committal service was conducted by Rev. A.D.C. Earle. .

The pail bearers were John Haslnm, Leith,Cnmeron, Morley Muttart, John Myers. Harold Muttart and Ralph MacCaull.

Flower Bearers were Dr. E. P. Weeks. Milton Weeks. Millage MacLeod, Roland Matheson. Ray-

welcome in her home. but it is

in Alberta and British Columbia.

menu are provided.

Related experience is required for most positions. Re-location expenses, subsistence in the field and overtime pay-

For details, write to CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, OFITAWA. Please quote competition 51-1255.

AMAURICE BLOCK CO. LTD.

YOUR BEST MARKET

FOR

mond Weeks. Vernon Noye. John Qulgley Albert Morrison. Boyd Lowther. Randolph st. nson. Lowell Gerald John-

Road. Dial 9768.

FOR SALE

By Public Auction at A. E. MacLennan's used car lot Water St. East, Summe side, P,E.l., on the wtb day of September. 1957 at I p.m. One 1954 Mer- cury three ton truck serial No, METBIAHR-8700. This vehicle is being sold pursuant to con- ditional snles contract dated the 25h day of May 1956 between Lester Ellis Paugh of Northam. P.E.I.. and Wlllet Motors Lim- lted of Summerslde, P.E.I.,

ston. Arnold Weeks, Percy Boyle and Errol Stewart. The many and beautiful floral

FOR SALE

Truck and driving wagons; harness. new and old; 2 box sleighs new; launtlng sleigh (McLaughlin I; sectional seeder; potato planter: 2 gang plows; rope and blocks for hay fork: oats and barley loldl; hay in bulk and baled straw. 4 sec- tion pin-barrows; 1 disc har- TOWI.

beer bottles, scrap metal.

Street.

I2-000Ib.lonl................

CAR BATTERIES each 1-00 Paying highest cash prices for hides, horsehair.

IRON and STEEL SCRAP

328.00

which contract was duly an- signcd to Traders Finance Cor- poration Limited.

STAFFORD N. GORDON. Bruden

Truck scale weighing for your convenience. Centrally located opposite Eaton's Store on Kent

Open 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. Monday through Friday. Saturday 3 AM. - 1 PM.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

Boll. Matheson lFosh IHMBL

l. Elmer Blanchard, as. T 1'3'.'.";.'L..,.E'.'."'! M. A. Fnrinsr. Q.C., LLB. Isak of Commerce Bldg- Allison M. Gillie. LLB. ID Ildj I. CM! A. Walthnn Gnndet. LLB. Philip IIQA III Gtnlsm S Pslrner I Hnslnsn :""'.l'.'.;"i' PEEL Posh I Nicholson :E2W 19.. J. A. uignn' XIII IIg., 004 (Inns 5 IAN M. MRJIDD. LIJ. CUIIII ILDO. (Above is Dedl)

- ' KAI. 31 - J. A. MscmNAL-D. Q.('. Ktlj X. & George I. Maslfk 5 Trainer ll Qssn I. ' mu ll FTC A. LARGE,

Byron .ITTGrnnt.-O. D. its lent st.. so

OPTOMETRISTS

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Montages

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7.30.0. TL 11

AUCTION SALE

AT MONTAGUE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25th

OF PROPERTY AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS

I have been instructed by the Executor of the Estate of late Albert J. D- Martin to sell by Public Auction the 10 room dwelling. next to Kings County Hospital, with large lot, also all household furniture and effects, Including some effects of the late Mrs. I Isabella K. Knolt.

Sale of Property 12:30 p.m.. Furniture at 1 p.m.

A collection of Victorian and Antiques, rose-wood, mahogany and walnut furniture, including cabinet radio, Victrola, record stand and records, three. 5 see- tional book-cases. upright piano and stool. antique chairs. antique sofa, rocking chairs, large antique ottomans. jardinieres, clocks, dining room table, leather covered chairs, hall tables, china cabinet, scatter nigs, hooked rugs, rug 6 x 9. antique pictures, antique pic- tare frames. statues. ornaments. kitchen range. beds, springs. mattresses, bureaus, commodes. chest of draw- ers. wardrobes, marble top night tables, marble top bureaus, some dishes and several other articles.

W. H. BEATON, Auctioneer.

BOOKKEEPER REQUIRED

Preferably but not necessarily one who can operate

posting machine. All employee benefits. Only ex- honsowuhd In ll:

perlenced bookkeepers will be considered. All replla

kept strictly confidential. 1",", 5,; ':;';:"'M'fg '3 :3 Apply;.. I her caret.

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Box 429 GUARDIAN slant win: all 's.uay. 0-

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AUCTION 8 ' ”

ALE Student Throws -ON TUESDAY. SEPT. 24 AT I O'CLOCK Junie. runs in: Large farm of as: sass. ss cultivated, :,,""'I' " ' '' ".11

patlly, every floral tribute, ey. my visit and every set of kind sens shown us during our recent sad bersnvensant will always in remembered with deep sincerity Ilsss words cannot upress our sincere gratitude. In. her, Crnswsll and John David.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. JOHN rleeuarn

On Sunday afternotm. August lath, 1951. the Angel of Death claimed for Its own. one of tits oldest and most highly respected I ideals of Ten Mile House sur- . unded by almost all of im- fnrnliy in the person of Mn, John McQuaid. The late Mn. McQuald was is her eiglitiets year.

Mrs. McQunid the former Lut-3 Trainor. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Trainor. Donagh was born Dec. 3rd, 1011. On Oct. ram. 189! she married John A. McQuaid. Ten Mile House. and was a life long resident of thi- district. This union was blesses with eight children. all of whom survive.

Mrs. McQuaid will long be is membered by her friends am neighbours as a wminn of very worthy principles and true f'llf'll- tlsn charity. This was truly es- empllfied by her last sufferings which she accepted as Gods' will and bore without murmuring. She was visited in her declining years by her pastor. Rev. KC. McMillan and was fortified by the last rites of the Catholic Church of which she was ever a faithful member, by Rev. 1. McGnugh.