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aurlomsur EMPLOYMENT

Application should state age, education. stenc- graphical training and experience. Ability to take dictation rapidly is essential.

Address application to

Box 18818

C/o Guardian

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STENOGRADPHERREQUIRED ‘

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER CIT Y OF CHAR- LOTTETOWN INCOR-

PORATION ACT PUHSUANT TO and by vir- tue of a special warrant ;or

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Charlottetown. under his ban and seal dated the 14th day of March A. D. 1962 against the lands hereinafter described against which judgment had1

PTSALESMAN REQUIRED

.. . Commission salesman required to handle territory

been given in the amount of ' $l34.h9 for unpaid assessment against the same in the name

Mrs. Lena Mclnnis direcs ing me to sell at public auction to the highest bidder such portiin of the said lands as l

to be responsible for:

The proper organization and maintenance of files and records as irected. Preparation of routine reports, returns and correspondence with a min- imum of supervision. Other duties such as Camp Canteen, as required.

QUALIFICATIONS : unior matriculation certificate or acceptable equivalent. Not less than 25 years of age. Capable of typing speed of 70 -80 w.p.m. Some experience in administration. records, personnel * or accountingdesirable. Preference given appli- cants with additional qualifications in shorthand with accurate and rapid transcription

SALARY: $4.350. to $4,800. per annum.

BENEFITS:

Five day, 40 hour week; three weeks vacation: sick leave; noon meal, retirement benefits; life and sickness group insurance. ~-A1.-ply in writing, giving complete details of age, education, training or work experience. etc., to:

The Personnel Officer

I “»..~; §§.¥.°.’.i{.‘§..”"i‘.°.°..§f‘“;‘.ili‘oe‘.f“é‘-‘3;m$f"c-.f.‘:2‘i“‘i’.?: in 2::;“.....’:.‘.E§‘°‘.°.':.‘. 2:. velopes and general printing. Should have car. Penses. . Knowledge of the printing trade a benefit. Write 1, 130 1'1 E R E B Y GIVE giving full particulars and enclose picture 01 your- d‘a“”‘0f°'(‘M:'b°§r“‘;“‘i:,’ self to Box 18853 Charlottetown Guardian, Char- y ‘.' 1962 at the hour of Elev.n 10ttet0W!1. P- E. 1- 1 Fifteen O’Clock in, the fore- lioon «Atlantic Standard goims) 0 . 0 0 0 in front of the urt- Oanacllan Penltentlaryservlce {anions in Charlottetown in Queens County in Prince Ed- Willjrd lslandhl Evil! sgtd up and se i th ' t ' de th wholeo of esutlfi elsandsl. hlaving been assessed as No. 11 Pond Street and being now dielsuib ed by metes and bou s as CORRECTIONAL WORK CAMP -ouows=— ALL THAT TRACT. piece or- l\ BLUE MOUNTAIN. N.B. - pagcelb ofgland 3ltualtet.t tlyvlvviis ‘ 8!] . EU] in 3l‘O 90 " DUTIES: ' Royalty in Queens County. Uizder the direction of the Camp Superintendent "°“"_‘l°d 3"‘ described _" follows, that to say.-—

COMMENCING at a point on the Ninth side of Pond Street and in the East boundary of Plot Number Seventy-Four. as shown on a plan of lands belonging to Trustees Estate of Owen Connolly situate at

boundary of Plot Number Sixty-Seven on said Dlfllfl. thence Eastwardly along the South boundary of said Plot 1 Number Sixty-Seven for the

Number Seventy—Six on said: plan. thence Southwardly f along the West boundaries of - Plots Numbers Seventy-Six 3 and Seventy-Seven for the ’dis- 1 tance of Ninety (901 feet to 1 the North side of Pond Street 3 aforesaid and thence West- wardly along the North side of Pond Street for the dis-E

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l Births. Deaths. Mcv~'riacies1_”l2E1VlDEN'D$

BIRTHS

CANADIAN Plllll MORESEE - In loving mem- ory of Mrs Mabel Moreside.

Dlipont of Canada Ltd. corn-. llnon 15 cents. Oct. 31. record D°.UG‘N ’ Mr’ ‘M M” Pal’ aw“ September loiiéxlco (Canada) Ltd.. com- “Ck 130113011. 016 happy 10 III- we m’°um '13‘ her in silence .‘mo.-l 40 cents, Nov. 30. record nouiice the agrivsl of th No eyes can 5* us Wen ‘ Ocl. 31. twin boys on cept. 27th. at the Eu‘ many a silent ‘Pa; i; shed -rm-on¢,9.pom1n1o.. 3.51., com. Cl““'1°1l°1°W1l -110 5 P1181 while others are wéep :mon 50 cents. plus 121/: cents Weight 6 lbs. 2 ozs. and 8 lbs. Vinny l,_,membfl.ed' by m_ extra year end distribution. Nov. 2 1 rec - 2- EDITOR'S NOTE: The girl to

Anne. . . ‘ ' ' 1| 1171118 1! 11 Tholéghr her smile is gone for- 1 955;? w1¢1.1,, . f:f:c?:,¢ 1,;

And her hand we cannot touch swphen mun’ but he was Is Remcinded

_ helpless. with time running 1“ ‘"9 113"? 3° mall!’ 111911101‘ 195 out. how could he reach her? 01 1'-' one We loved so 111110111 Here is the third chapter of 119' "''"'°W 15 °“' keepsake l OTTAWA (cpl — Arturo as-1 ' paillat. former security chief ; for the Dominican Republic un-t

Lo ter MCDEARMID — Born at the

Charlottetown Hospital, Tues-

day, Sept. 25. 1962. to Mr. and

Mrs. George Mcnenrmld. Ver-

non. A daughter. Rosemary

Leah. Weight 7 lbs. 13 oz

SIMMONS — Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert L. Simmons, (nee Phillipa

l H In t h b With which well never part.‘ ,1.‘-1,: rw['1.u,nga “,',','§',,,"H{.°,._ G°d 1135 1191' 1“ 1115 l‘e‘*P1“3 garian dancer wrote her sis- We have her in our hearts. 1,, 1,, Au A,.1,o,_ M1c1,_ -1-he

McNall ), of S o3 , . afael Tru illo.

am To o....$’..'.'.‘$ rllilgehitillei ,,l‘,f;‘;'“"§m’.f,’;‘,‘;'“b°,§a,,1’y 2" 333 gglgtgdedfifor one yleclii Detroit Free Press and the of their son. David Robert W; M‘ sister ‘$1111.16 Mrs .without plea in magistratefsf 11111811! newspapers pI‘0V1¢1e¢1 I-‘£’Y11W}:)tt)¢!_l’.lg: Sliéptember wnfmn’, Rhynes and .a.¥,‘.1,,f '1 cou here on a charge of 5 Egon’ tlihlid s:i:fsf'u|t3nl;c|P-“"1)‘1'1'¢?e);

818 0 e . ‘ ' te e revolver ' P.E.l. iiospgial. CARD OF THANKS ,'},"",§§'f,‘;';.§’:..'§:'s r d 1 ;vr:;l:ble lo The Assoclaled

GREEN _ A, the Charla” As it is unposslble to reach. Espalllat was arrested by no-. ___

_,,,w,, 30,911,, Sunday_ Sept $fiht?l1'el;:llls')1;lnd3ng’n‘;l11f‘:!:‘£"3:}ilice last week shortly after it By MARY GOODFELLOW ember 23"!’ 1962' w Mr’ and ft--llate Mrs William Nlfltllt-.‘§0Il was disclosed that he haq been‘ D°"'°" “'99 PW” Mrs. J.E. Green. Cliarlotte- w‘i‘ to 9x'!.ess men. smear; Ordered 09901190 3119" “"113 "'1 Special Correspondent town. a son Vincent John. thanks to R2‘, Mr Cume who:Canada in_ obscurity for 10: copy.-131,1, 1952 Weight 9 lbs. 8 ozs. a brother officiated at the funeral ‘to an .1 months. Thls WES 1118 590011111 The Detroit Free Press for Mary Beth. Stephen, Lar~ visited ‘Hula 3 remand in the * PARIS (AP) —. Time was a

Ministers w . 1 °“°' J H . h d..

whne in hospital. to the G | Espaillats alygyent eah-Vgciokus xgiipk T urjsday. Irivlntg

ENGAS Funeral Roma to om. mm! 1 Charles Slrols. to ireptliir ergflne _, . epcen in a an me e ose mend‘ md neuhbours‘ who 1551;‘:-3 $31135: g1rn:p](;!:nenta- ‘_pa'lr"he' night before he had been

HAGAN — HARTLEY -— .MI'. guegnsto hilgfihhtegpygg [ion of the deportation order . only a few ‘feet from _Eme_se and Mrs. Mathias F. Hagan. D,-is md mu-395 of the p_E_1_ Spending the outcome of an-l.‘=zklenkay. his pretty sl._ster-ln- Ch31‘l°“°1°W“» Wlsh 10 Hospital and Toronto General ‘court case. Usual practice of’1~i‘_V. 110"‘ 1'9 “'35 1‘‘y"lS _1° ”°"1'‘‘'° "*5 9113389111111" Hospital. the crew of the Mercy the department is not to deport 591"’ 3,“’3-" ‘mm 9 C°"“““'“51 their da-lighter. Donna Marie. Flight to Toronto. with a spe- ‘'anyone at a time when they are H“"9‘“"a" dance “f°"p° °“ to Mr. Arthur William Hnrt- C181 thanks to Dr‘ John Gmis pinvolved in a mu” action. mill‘ The next morning. after ley. son of Mr. and rs. and Mrs. R. G 3150 the: Under the deportation order only four hours of sleep. we met Thomas Hartley, Halifax N.S. -,,1ep1-10,19 Opflrator at E1don_ A . E mat W as instructed to again to_ plan some more. but Marriage to take place at St. since,-e --Thank you" 1.0 311. “ S93 C d b ON 18 On with a sinking feeling of failure. Dunstan's Basilica at 10:00 “"9 3" 3 y '

. In her letter to Mrs. Dinka in

a.m. on October 20th. 1962. The famllyof the late Mrs. 9"°““ds that was 1“ the Ann Arbor. Mich. the Elrl had

. Winnifred Caldwell, wishes to country illegally. said she would be in Paris on

KEAYS — POOLE — Mr. and thank sincerely. friends. and "__": ,E9ht'p1201t1]31. 20 and 21- 11 W35 110W Mrs.'Lorne Keays. wish to an- neighbours for their many acts ‘ tr .

nounce the engagement of of kindness. and all others who & ‘ “"6 11118“ HOW lhal the f0110W~

their daughter Teresa Ann. to so kindly helped and sent sym- :

Francis James. son of Mr. pathy cards. Hey Tuesday. 001- 21111. Se1'V- the morning—Emese's Hungar-

an Mrs. Ernest Pools. Sourls. Mrs. Douglas Woodside and 11118 110111 5 D-111 M11115 $1_-00- -ial. llational dance troupe would

Marriage to take place at St. mily. 1Children. 50 cents. Dance 311811 flv back through the Iron Cur-

ry. Sharon Anne and Maura.

5 95 I

Vwm.-:d have lost her one chance

Hungarian. Dinka picked up the

TURKEY SUPPER L011” "51 ‘Eng day—perhaps even early in n

Hungarian Dancer Found,- French Aid In Paris Flight

at freedom. We were buoyed only the hard-won know dge we kucw where the troupe was qu€:I'le1'ed—-in the College Need- €'l'|f‘.mS, a huge. walled dormi- iory in a cluster of such build- ings in the university sector on the cutski s POSED AS FRIEND Our ears

by at

cal! to the dormitory.

A French \'0icc answcrcd. l

1an.l finally. to may 'r.c invited the men later with them at

restaurant. They fllreed. WENT I-‘OR ‘COFFEE’

2 sharing the tele- phonc receiver, we placed a .~

. ly . llic clatcd Dinka pushed open

suspicion. to lunch a student

Then he asked E ese clau-

ally if she'd like to go out for a clip of coffee. She excused her- seif and asked her “political

asked for I-imcsc Szklcnkay my door at the Hotel Castlg- "wilh the llunizarian linlional lion-. and said: . dancers." There was a long “’l‘lil's ls Emese."

pcllse. Fmni my hotel. It was a five-

I

Then a man spoke sliarply in

conversation smoothly and said he lies an old friend of Emese s family. “just passing through" Paris He gave the me “Pityu." a family nickname which Emese would ‘.'€(‘Og11lZt:.

The gruff voice said he could not carry a message in Ehe women‘s quarters. Dinka asked if he could come in the fl"l‘ml- tor} The man did not object. but when he hung up we both were fearful.

Al 8.50 a.m.. Dinka ualkcd boldly into the College ?\'ccdcr- lain.=' dark. cold lobby, and fauna‘ two young men. They were dancers, speaking Illin- garian. He sat down to chat and suddenly there was Emcsc. walking toward him with a bright, knowing smile of recog-

man

She embraced him warmly- jusl right for an old friend of the family. The young men asked them to sit down. l)inka didn't trust the young men. c suspected they were being watched. But he talked calmly.

Fl‘irl:‘._\' F’ ll. nl‘f‘~.-r. (. ~:1mnsorin;: agency. l".\"‘lIllI1HllOl1

mirlllc walk to the Surete Na- liooalc vpolice headquartersl

i told the authorities that

F.rr.cse wished to declare polit- izal asylum. There were papers to fill ut. mai;niiiccnll,\' co-operative.

The French were

Sui-ere agents drove us to the

United States Embassy. There new more forms

The official routine ntlnued -a call at lh United

s I'l"lll'..’.l‘(’ and migration an interview with the .’Ill‘lr‘ll' Relief Service. Eemse's a medical

(‘O F

l madc reservallons~~for Mr.

and Mrs. Slcvcns——on Pan-Am's flight 119 leaving for New York ..it\ at 10:45 p.m. Friday.

That cvcning. an inconspicu-

ous nrcy scrlzln with two Surete .'4'_'(’l‘ll.\ Dinka. llic Eirl and I got back seat.

stopped at the otel. ‘Ii the

Tnc big jet was waiting at

Orly Airport.

Tllcn they were gone. And be-

came it seemed wise. I caught a plan» for

Rome. Next: A peculiar twist of late.

- Mary’s Church, sou;-is on , _ _ , , . taill and we would have lost our Spring Park. Charlottetown Saturday’ October em at 1 W151,“ 1., thank Dr, E1115‘ GREGORSHOME Bakery Wlll dangerous game of cat.and_ R°1'3"3' "' Q“°°“5 C°"my 3‘ 1 9:30 a_m_ and Dr. Parker. and the nurses - be closed from Oct. 1st —- Oct. mous . surveyed ll J. 1198141011 1 and staff of the P.E.I. Hospital 111th inclusive. Mo... 1... M, 1 3 .. ., Emese P. L. S. in April 1935, thence 1CUMMINGS — RICHARDS _ for their klndzn-ass to me whilel ‘

N01‘t11W81‘d1y along the E381 I Mr. and Mrs. John Cummings I was a patient there. also Rev. ‘ F1351‘ P9“l9°°;“3l Cl‘}"°"- boundary of Plot Number vemon Rive;-_ wish an. R_ Howard, new G_Wyw;1§ and Charlottetown. Quincy stillrs. Seventy-F-illl' to the South nolllice tll-_- engagement of Mr. Miller for visiting nie, I-P851101‘. Slimizly S“"“0l. 10: >201‘-l

their daughter Carol Marie, 1 also wish to thank all those who vices. 11 and 7.30. 'l‘ucsday and 1

D.‘.|LY MARKET QUO TAT! DNS

to Hlifiold A1‘l.l‘l,l‘Il',_S0n of Mr. called on me or remembered ‘Thursday, 8 p.m. and rs. Art ur Richards. me in any way both when l was 1 , , _ Vernon River. Marriage to l in Hospital. or since I have '"‘1ANK5G1V1N" “M H “i take place October 27. 1962. returned home. ‘turkey 111111181‘ and bazaar. Sli1n--

Bobby Roberts. North Winsloe. ing Waters Lodge. serving from 3, -pm; CANADLAN pmgss MACPHAH-' " M’. ind . 30 —— on. New Glasgow U1--W To--onto: Market higher; trad- I wish to thank R.T. Holman

Mrs’ Edward Y°°' Norm Riv‘ Ltd f ll th o t’ful ‘ft NGO K 11 ' C H ll mg "gm" er. announce the engagement - 01' 3 '3 93111 El 5- 31 9 .V 5 1' 0 5 5 3 v - . . - h 1 of their daughter 1.-1m.ence and also tbank_eve.ryone who Monday. October lst. 9.30 p.m. sl(1\\.‘e\\tra$3;lr. Market hlg er. Maude to John voted for me in the August Jackp()t_ $105.90. - Bride Contes.

Edwin. son

of Mr. Wilbert MacPliail and

e late Mrs. MacPhail of

Argyle Shore. Marriage to

take place in Cornwall United

Church. Oct. 27th. 1962. at 3 o‘clock. D.S.T.

l RESERVE Friday Oct. 19th higher; trading moderately se- for Cake Sale at Sherwin-Wil- tive liams. Sponsored by Unitarian MacWILLIAMS —— At the Prince service Commmea ' ‘ Edward I s I a n (1 Hospital 1 Thursday. Sept. 27. 1962. Mrs. :.

Joyce (MacLeodl I-iaslam. DEATH

CURRENCY

N-ENS om:-:ss trousers iii-45.5

nadian funds. down 1-32 from: Thursday‘: close. Pound ster-'

lint; closed at S3.0l‘2. down Ii-16,

MONTREAL

PRODUCE

MONTREAL lCPl — Agricul- re department quotations: l-iggs. Wholesale dealer prices

to country stations, wooden car- MONTREAL rcpl ~ Stocks ""1‘- “X13;-13189 151i “'89 Momma]. Market m1xed to were mixed in moderate trad- m"‘1‘"m -5m31 23- B

50-51. . and

ing on the Montreal and Cana- C 23

dian exchanges Friday as the

stocks calmed considerably. ‘Canadian Oil closed

changed at 55 among oils. Ca-

nadian Husky rose 1.-'2 to 75/ in

Butler: Current receipts ten-

—— furor in recent sessions in oil ‘l9"3bl“ 92-50343 93"‘5W43 "9511 creamery job prints 53-54: fresh m,_ wholesale tenderable 92-51; 93

52. Cheese: Deliver.ed Montreal,

Dorchester Penitentiary I tance or Fifty (501 feet to the V1010’ F- M3°Wl1"a'“S 1“ 1191 'Re5ular to $10.95 Clearinz 3695- MONTREAL (Cp1___The U_s_ t. t d. C t l_D ‘RR. waxed. mrent receipts. Q“, D01-cheater’ N B_ lplace oi commencement. and 1 %(Il;1'(|:L::-;:l11‘.I‘ ‘u§:‘(:Sallll'lH0n1e the Moore and MacLeod L . don” closed at.a premium of ggilniéei zigaczlilgg mel;7ra1l5. e lo bet white 32%; wholesale 83%; : '5 known. as P101 Number =MacKlNNON — In loving mem- where the funeral will MENS FALL windbreakers en- 13Li Bank of Montreal lost a point 001019“ 33%- [ S°V‘’"t-V'F'V° °" Smd plan.’ ory of, a dear daughter and held Sunday. Sept. 30 with tire stock clearing 20 D£‘l‘('e ‘ ‘ ‘ V 1t-_55 among banks. Aluminium 1"<'lal0eS: Que new 758 1-1-15. 1 _ Tall ‘n:"c‘- .tmef° . sister. Doris MacKinnon who service commencing at 3 p.m. discollni. Moore and MacLeod NOTICE OF SHERIFF S zalneld 3/; to 2114 among base Que 50s .75-.80; N.B. 50: 35-35; '~ or parcth 0 8 SI 113-9. ’ _ . ' 1 1; 1 1 ; ‘ metas after a lns fl‘.-'2Th - N.B. 10s 25 1 1 lying and being. in Charlotte :3: g::tta'2‘gyl9‘gBed in H?“ cgtliletgyf pace in 1 Ltd SALE‘ Vyday, S 0 um .

. 1 town Rovally 111 Qu e ens 1 Under i Great Lakes fell a point to 18 1 Walk 6 iii no In uva I + It

H ‘ County. bounded and dcscrlb- I . . W1 1 t among papers. Weston B 800 I 10 10 -—’6

" ed as ff.‘1l0WS- 11131 15 10 53??" P n C - spE(j1AL T1,ank§giving mp .‘ C111)’ OI Chat-._ 01 :0?“ On index. banks were off 0.17 Z’"°"' "‘:"m"3:' " ’ A _ . ., ~ . ‘ ?- , i ‘ . - ’ 11001110131011 C t'8.79. t'l't’ ff 0.1 f128.0. ‘ Regisumuooa Wm be c‘ued m ‘he fauowmx‘ “mice” on Mon. lO(f}mtPll’: l ' §:"‘lisahndI_I;]firnn;:[]pé)ae;' ggédlgtahn PURSUANT To and by viii. lafldl)lSlI'lal: lulp"ll§3oal 289.83 com- 3 |”| 3" -_.: "“-1-" °"°'lil18- °'~'*°b°l' 15'-'17P-M- ‘ is ‘ REGULAR DANCE tR re ’ . ' i‘ '. ' - .. f‘ . 1 bined up 0.1 t 235.5, ' A A Ml. «so 9 M on Juniorr and Senior Matriculation: English. History. Mathems- 1" m be r SfVe"t"f'":;‘§” “E : CWT & QUEENS lmn Centre New Glasgow ‘:1’; llleals five to _8.30 dance after. [lfle ofla :t1)tZClails\l\;:gl:|1lK13e1;“:Et;- up 0.2 at 460.: and gollziipl-3'3: A3?" M "yam m .00 m 4 lies‘ French’ ch°mi"m" Biology’ German‘ l 0? aTl?u:l‘ee(; Esiaie ‘ - - lsaturday rlight Dancing 9 .10 1“ ah‘ of Cardlgan Fm! Dept. ll-1 rlslaarleina elludsge of bihe Cltylchanged at 75.18. ‘“““°~" 3 ‘ ‘°" 75° M ”° "‘" wit .l8“l‘1:;p(;l;’l.:IIll tins: :1: :l’oh:e:.\e‘:rnl!il;:1‘f:}l’:!:h:=0::d nI.(3,(t)I!‘11: along 1 3%"-I5 C‘:mno“S,' situate . G \gVpl;:"srl:l;:].‘A“Tm:il;ey slckltafigs - 12 pm. Gr§:l" orchestra. can. beRE1S5E‘RV1f'3 Thgrsdiay NItJlvetmd- C51,,-1 of the hcityhofdcha;-latte; MONTREAL CCLOSPIGPIRTOCKB 1:21-$11915 ms?» 13: 1; :1. -1 M°° “mg. mhe” . it to‘ . ' .. . 2 s 1 _ l r . . or un as me 1 ' def 15 an an 0 --M In rm Harviillee 1000 c 4 4 vamnt-mv°m°"rse iSz‘3'v'§'iiv l.’.”'3...-e.?-"ac”:5i.n‘§y "£2 1'“ ‘" °‘°" 5”” ' “ ’i,°"’.. 1' e" um tchurch W°m"-"'s.T“rlsev and «mi "So no day of um. lg;;;;;;;; §;1;;,:,=;;l;,"-;::*v'~.”. “Mi” sir i 9 ' More information will be given at that time. “";‘,.,ved by J", A Reardom ,DrugvS.ttore_ for fiéesn. Sta: 1:11;” : DANCING ‘TONIGHT! Nortt 5 Ham salad slip;-3r in Bridgetown A_ D. 1967 agamst ‘he ‘mu; “mm. ammo"! I“ Hi ay "rear; 22522:‘, am :1‘ 3% ;1M_ “ E P. IL-5 in AD , 1935' said Dila]aI!‘;1gl7[:)I'0fol.ll.C Sn-;v1r1!1wt de 1 Rlvel recrggtion hal(l;.o(.‘;j30-I2:ii0 1 Hall. hereifiiaftgr detscglléedbeenaganicslt, :‘r;-a_l'llr:ex¢i'righ‘zs-‘(:31 :11. xxt'1<l3.;1:ad|iy'ideI1q|d; g-,1..." 33:00 W, fin, 154 1 1 point being in the Ea st iuveryh ",d"'"““°” Fem?‘ .d $35” l RESERVE Wednesday. 0cI- .“'h‘t°h 1" grnetnof 2206 5,‘ “fun . cum 1, ,,.',m pm,‘-M bmd_',‘af'c,,,"!'_ (‘fd';,r’:;;" 10°: 15% mm _+_ a - T 1'10"’-‘d|'l‘V 01 P101 Nllm 13“ 1 “age” “twee D '1 ° an 1oher 24th for turkey and salad mid e aaggssmem ag'ai‘nst me; in! al ' Kodiak mo 5. 55 .5 _; I’ tAl E sevemy-Five on saild mall‘. 1 TURKEYS FRESH kmed on J ‘or "men \ ‘wpperln G°°"g°t°W" r°“'“ Ha" gain ‘L e name of Estate of Itnck lair Rlxhloir rlo. of-"' ganflmmgl 14'» 41:16 41:15-11‘ . thence N0rlhW81'd1.V 80118 '-9 order. Available for thanksgiv-I 11" A1.-1 of st_ James parish, ' . 1, - - 7‘ I ' /1 ' 1" -=*r"fii . --

. East boundary 01 ‘aid P101 ‘mg. Turkey suppers. etc. Place MARSHFEJLD H‘m'l“gt°” and‘ Ernest wm°he5.f‘r umimng mi: f,‘1$:,':,'_ 305 V‘ C";;‘i‘a“ "mgm 7:: 7;: 1;""‘:""

' Number Seventy-F‘ive for lhr ynlll orders now. G‘ Hen ML Siewart astmal Charge‘ MOUNT STEWART — St. Pe- mnfiegt ahtiddegllcgljgfirrlgltig of Alum 2 25 5451‘; Asia 431/. (‘hi-mnlny mo 3.: in 45“ «stance of Fnrtv-Nine (49: Dial 4.9313. ' The Presbytemln Chl".°h~ M" tel's Bay Charge. The United s 9‘. i ‘ " A-is can or so ssh-.. sol. sou. ilh hi on mo nu», mu. mu. _m

ug wry Catechlst Wor- v the said lands as I may deem An." N, ‘W .,. .,i 1, 2’ - mt 5”‘ '5‘ i"°h°“ '° "" novs PARKAS n lon zipper ship mvi Marshfield 9.3'o a.m. C"“.'°h.°f Ca"ada'1-St‘ P5"? 5 sufficient to pay such assess Ar: c or ion ‘....a..; lo: .2 §°"§§'§lnm. W 3 in 4 — ’ south boundary of PM Numu d t -h bl h d $832: - $10 95 Harrington 11 am Mt Stewart 33‘ 9"" am’ pubic wms ID‘ ment and all expenses. ..b.ns isn sin», .1m-_- be h i.-asc am 54 so 54 +2 ' ' her Sixtv-Nine on said plan - ea‘ 3 e °° ' ' ‘ 730 R B‘ Some“ 10.30 a.m. Sunday School. Mount 1 D0 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE A1,,” 5, 93,, ,3-_. 31 ,1,” .6 numm" ‘M 2._, 1, o 0 Ion the M'"’"“ and M“°Le°d Ltd’ 2 . p".“' 9v‘ ' ' ' " Stewart. 10.00 a.m. senior Sun» , Rank Mont 144 sssv. ss 55 .1 par. mm 1.-.11, late 12% ; M; T d b b thence Eastwardly a ‘dz P" iTne Kirk of St. James. Char- day School. 1115 am_ public that on Wednesday the 17th d]a1y, Hank NS W 1 W,‘ ‘N ah‘ W “M M N ., e Y ]5q0“1hbeh““';§l3t"YN,"“{e 53:0 ,h°P HOT TURKEY DINNER Stan lotletown. Interim-moderator. _wo‘,.ship. junior sundav 51.11001. E1 Ofillzbfgl DO-‘egg ‘ant Eh: gang} Pr (‘N ml: we 4.2:- 16 Fnnlana 5 415 W: an In I‘ .xy- 1 .. . . -' - OUT‘ 0 CV : at 1 $16 1 16 I‘ r 500 lk lfl ill I ' W281 boundary 0‘ ‘3“‘15 5°‘ 11” Budge C°mm""m§cmCen"mi' TRYON — BONSHAW Unit-1”" am‘ Maflfipubhc wnrsmp‘ foi-enoon 1(Atlantic Standard‘ Bell Phone arm s-ism-'2 law. - i/4l:lmRl,;li:F s.’-no 23 aw. in — IA 1' e U ‘l'.. . Ch, of Ch 'S31|l1'd8Y- 5891- - 3 - 8-00 l1-m- ‘T-me, in from of the Law Courts: Bell ru 27335 80 T8 un v son 9 9 9 + U: longing to the l. at . 1 Ad. ed Baptist Pastorate. Bonshaw 1. _ _ _ 1 _ ‘ .,, , , ., _ to 8.30 p.m. $1.00 per pate. _ Ch .1 t 1 0“ pr so 5-1.7 48: 4M I-'ulllrll,\ mm 21 21 21 +3 lottetovfn. thence S01l1hW0l'l11V lung 50 cent, C111“,-en Spon- 11 a.m.; Westmoreland 3 p.m.; MRS. GEORGE M. Dixon and Bulldlnz 111 f1l0lC_0Wl1 111 ,,,..,,., 6,... 3,... -5 _.,_-, 5 mm W‘... W... 33,, 2... W, b 1- 010118 1119 W951 boundary "1 ‘S réd 1, U C’ W ' 1T1-yon 7.30 p.m. Sunday School: “Aunt Ellen" will be guest 91199115 C0Ull1.V~_ "1 13111109 l‘3d‘]nA oi so Sim 2517. 297;. Gal -\:c -000 ml.» is ifil-ii is em 0 pm’ said lands belonging -to thr ° 3' ' ' ' {T on 10 am- westmm-91.-ma 2 speaker at the United Church Ward 15131161 W111 561111‘ and 5911‘. BC Fnrvsl 500 Hm H‘ i- l.‘.r:-ii Pnr l‘r '2.'»no a s a . ta - ’ I - ‘ 1., ‘ ry ‘ " . k - .1 ‘ 1 v1 to the highest bidder the wliole:W' Pow 975 SlT'fi .7 171. + In inland inn no 210 10 -5 _ ‘ City of Charlottetown for tr SAVE $30.00 Silvano“? 17.. 5pm ‘Advanced summer tm-,e_l_ Than offering S1.1‘V1Ce a . on f such | MS having been avnrurk A W m H :5 W" F mm M M 9., ‘M A P dmance °f F°m"E‘ght M8‘ lPortable TV - Now only $159.88 Rev. L.R. Graves. min1S1e1'- tag“? S‘"'d‘.‘y septmnber am‘ ‘" ed‘ aN“ 3-7 K 1 qt eétlnc Tel rls .-on 155 '63 ‘.65 .1 on Helium am 210 210 210 3*’ " p feet S (81 inches to the 3m. $900 monthly s1mp5on_1 SpeCI81ml-|5lC- 15°55 .35 °' " 9“. ‘ " I(?nl pow lino $221. 22 *2 - V: In! nmic. mm - 23 as * Norm boundary of Plot Num- isms ' ' 1 THERE WILL an a special ‘ant being, bnowd‘ descgllfiid . .. (‘em seal; 2.». -.--4. 1...... znnom of ill 1-: ‘ - ' r 1 - - . . - . S ' * 5. . I 5:: ' 1' . ' 7 90 90 ' 0 O- ber Seventy-Seven aforesaid. . ;general meeting of the Little PRINCE COUNTY g’fif‘TfI':n. °.;.‘}'{AC,xE‘ 962:5 .°’E F"‘"~' ,_"”,..f” .9‘ .g”’ Fr mmmsg 57 1, ’ and thence Westwsrdly 01011? HOT TURKEY and Ham sup-1 Theatre Guild on Tuesday. Oct-1 .. parcel of land muaté‘ lying and can 3...... mo ,9... _..._ 9.1,. . u. K-....,.' gjnn 235 yin '_-:l4 -1 . the North boundary 01 flld per. Lesion Home New Haven. 01191‘ 9111 81 3 P-mm 31"” “'1' 1 JURKEY g“’”V.':\‘,“.J,’:’., ‘§‘;‘,' being in Charlottetown home 533' 3'.-'" 333 5].? -3? «.1? u'- {.I‘.‘T.'-7.“.l... '”~'3n“-«.n‘ ‘” . , Plot Number Seventy-Seven :Monday. Oct. 8th. Serving fron tle Theatre. Willow Street. for; ng supper. 6:1 2% S . part of Town Lot Number Pi _ Cm.‘ .C.em .m_w”. RM W 0/‘ “,a W" Mn.“ ‘.2 "M 12 ‘ M . . to the place of commence 15.3013. in. Advanced Time. Adu the purpose of discussing pro iurday. Septelni ter S. Vt-?l‘Vln“g] Three in the Fourth Hundred of C "my mm $7 7,_ T“ 1 .5 ‘mmw Hy mm W M W _5