Illrescription For A Profit: A Guardian

Want Ad - Call 8506-

Purscyi who passed away Jan.

2;! 19-I.i. Always In our thoughts

on this life January 28. I052.

thridih Still I czIn'i forget.

Your memory lingers yet. Remembered by her sister Mrs llonry M.'icQuarrie.

eri.-. sry 118th. I952.

blu her.

Loviniy rt-nit-nihered by lilar lorie. Art. and Gail.

MRS. JOHN QUILTY

came known that Mrs. Quilty. widow of the

Will be greatly missed

Irelcome.

It0BER'I'S--in mcmory of Mrs. Rube.-l H. Roberts. who depart-

Thu yctirs are quickly passing;

For in that heart that loved you.i

n.0tTf-IRTS-in loving-memory of my rlcar mother. Mrs. R. H. Rob- uho passed away Janu-

E The I)('atlIIlill memory we have of

dencd on Nov. 8. 1956, when it be- Loretta late John Qullty, South Shore had passed away at the Charlottetown Hospi- isl. Mrs. Qulliy was a woman of fine Christian character and will loved and respected by all. She

in her home where all were made

reliable hustlcr consit!-.'.ed. Write

lifters AccommoTl3TiTl

MALE ABOAIIDERB ACCOMMO:

Dial 5221. tilt Pawn .HAV liars and Tracks For Sale

isss DODGE SEDAN. "iiiiicin right for quick sale. Phone 692i.

ggg. g For item

ma RENT -noon SANDERS

, Chandler Bros. Dial 6557.

FIVE itooitTT(rAin'riiENr.Ti3i. heated Apply Palmer and Has- lam. Solicitor.

i FURNISHED iii-:srr.n” norii. Apply 8) School Street or phone

Years cannot darken nor shsdowst g9527-

IFIRST FLOOR SELF-(.'ONTAlN- ed four room apartmcnt. Cen- tral. Unheaied, Apply Box 795. Guardian.

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r'oFui't4"n'6'o M TAPARTMENT. first floor. heated. and bathroom

I A-ZA--A-W --:m-- A BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS. BATH at East Royalty. Apply Mrs. Frank MacKay. East Royalty. Dial 7343.

"BUSINESS PREMISES. 92 KENT Street. now occupied by Mac- Farlsne Furniture Company. Apply W. E. Scantlebury or dial (555.

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1100. Besuhsrnois. Que.

IRUN A DEPARTMENT sronal

' from your own home. Yes: We'll; put you into your own business absolutely free! Now you can sell to entire family, clothing. shoes, shirts. slacks. sportsweaAr.

work clothes. ICWCIIEIY GI!!-

mazing money making plan. No experience necessa y. full or part Free clothing for sonal use as extra bonus. for powerful sample outfit it ad I full instructions absolutely Free. . Dcot. 326 Cooper-J hnson

; time.

P.0. Box 1100. Beauharnots. Que. THE HUDSONlS BAY COMPANY FUR TRADE DEPARTMENT

at various

write to: Personnel

Manager.

Fur Trade Department. Hudson's Hay House. Winnipeg I. Manitoba.

.1! your friends and take their

I can sell to entire family. cloth-; ing. shoes. shins. slacks. sports- wear etc. You need no sxpsrl- ence. I show you how and supply

wP.i.'; '

Cu;

in fur buying and merchandising points in Northern Canada. These positions offer ex-

motion. For further information

Man required with auto- motive experience. high

D. S. ANDERSON

The appointment of D. S. Ander- son as an Assistant General Man-

on March ist. has been Manager of the Toronto Main Branchfor the past five years. He joined the

Toronto by J. Ill. Bankes. former

B. Langley becomes Ottawa.

GUARDIAN

CLASSIFIED RATES

Manager at

Manager of Ottawa Branch. G. or

market made some feeble efforts to riselaat week but they lacked conviction.

Although the market spent three

oi noon Friday: but a slight re- covery before the close was enough W not the market barely ahead on the week.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was up 20 cents to 3176.20.

The small gain was insignificant in view of the gradual decline this month from 3182.00 on Jan. 4. The month of January seems to be paralleling last year"; peg-(arm. ance when the average of stock prices declined steadily. Historic- ally. January has not been a lively month. Most years the market scrapes its yearly bottom in January.

The five most active stocks on the American Stock Exchange I were: Devon-Palmer Oils. up 1-ill lat 2 on I6I.t00 shares; Northspan

The live most active stocks on the New York Stock Exchange were: U. S. Hoffman Machinery.

changed at 3-Wt; General Motors, f Ii at 40: Atlas Corp.. up 13'. nt Al"); and U. 5. Steel. off 1-3- at 63”-'4.

Canadian issues generally fol- lowed the trend. However. there w e r e exceptions. International Nickel finished the week at 108. up 5. but this was still under the figure of a week earlier. Canadian Pacific closed the week at lower

its lower at 90Vx.

Reduced Orders Reported For Steel In The U. S.

CLEVELAND vAPI-Steel Mag- azine said today this month will be the best January on record for Industrial production. But it noted that there is "a reduced rate of ordering" by steel customers.

The trade weeklyis production index. based on steel. electric power. freight car loadings and auto assemblies. averaged 161.3 each week in January. That com- pares to 100 for 1947-49. The Jan- uary index is almost the same as the record peaks in November and December.

The decline in orders for steel is permitting mills to stockpile certain semi - finished materials.

shapes. tin plate. oil country tub- uisr goods and large pipe -- still are hard to et.

average eight cents an hour this year. one of the highest in five years. It was 8.5 cents in 1955. but only five cents in 1954. Most of the pay increases will come in auto- nistic boosts provided in multi- year contracts. some in cost-of-liw ing adjustments.

The magazine said steel mills operated at 07.5 per cent of capac- ity during the week ended Jan. 27.

gret to hear of the sudden passing

Mr. Jay was the son of the late? I” ' and Annie Jay. Fsnning' IBrook. in early life he married.

'ing him with two small childrenfl

jwalter and Jean. Some years lat- -er he married Grace Mitchell all I Pisquld and from this union. therel were seven children.

In his home. church and com-: munity Johnny. as he was bet-' ter known. was loved. revered and honored. He will be greatly miss-I ed in his home where many pleas-I ant evenings were spent byl

.fricnds and neighbors young and lold. Words cannot express what ;iIe meant to his family and his- vacant place can never be filled. :He leaves to his family a shin-' ing example of a good father and a true friend. Honest and trust- .worthy he was possessed with a lcheerful disposition Those who lived near him know what I kind friend and neighbor he was as at

J. R. PETRIE. M.A.. Ph.D.. l".R.E.S. The Association of Canadian Dis-

many floral tributes. letters and - m "we cards of sympathy attest to the es- news and for m P Sc '1", re

a ' t D . J . teem in which he was held. "med the "Wm" 0 1.

consulting economist. an inter-

. P U" . l He leaves to mourn, besides his D: R 1"

Jenn (Mrs. Alden Birth Charlotte- town; Alice (Mrs. Thomas Dunn) lsouthportz Laura (Mrs. Edward Arsensulti Charlottetown: Edna. (Mrs. Ira Birti Charlottetown: Ev-I erett, Gordon and Wilfred at home..

lAnother son, Howard predeceased;

IN MEMORIAM

JOHN D.H. MACDONALD

T;h"TG"""dI"I' Page 9 I Agents W"lllBll u 1 mg ROYAL BANK I F - - : Monday. hip; 28. 1957 M." E.-.,-.rm.,f;,,, ...i.,,..I-F pvEi:g:':? APPOINTMENT New York Stock Market Showsl III J!)AHEl:lIITIAM l IBrii:ns Missing . ' 4 ” T” rm": ::......f'::: 2.. . - I

IN MEMORIAM :?.i."”.;...': .....;.......'3.., ...'.".J. weafinfa 557357 Slight Increase For The Week ,;;rI;:;I:..-,1: ;.:::,:";.-..,':;:','.:t' " ungary

LONDON (Reuters )-A xoretgn

. . . . r - . - -- ' . . ffice spokesman said Wednesday Cl..tRhI-.-in luilng Illtmofy of. Rauleighs Dept. MLA470-I31 may orderb. I 0 PIN NEW YORK STOCK Canadian Marconi was off 1; atl ,1 010b,, 121955 N h H. J . 9, ., Mrs. Edw: rd Cinrke (nee Eva- Montreal P.Q profit from each one. You NEW YORK (AP) - The stock 33;. Shawinigan finished the weekl:-uncAugu"u, in rfh 6;; yulfy ';:f::lBr::Isehu;::s 1:?! abut: ..

pest and Belyrade for information about four young Britons missing on a trip from Yuboslavi. to Run-

Lver in our llcarls. dated aim hm ,, k,d I . . IAiice MacPherson who prede-I gnry ' Lmingly ,,,,,e,,,;;...,,g by Moll... . -. nc mt I meals lug catalogue free. Dept The consecutive days on the upside. . ed h. F b 8 lm . g. ' er. and Dad and Lillian. "W64 dilly EXCZIIII Sundais cooper-Johnson Co.. PO Boa the total gain was washed out as (""5 "II 9 "”"'Y - - "V The group. three men ""1 .

woman. was reported to have en- tered H y Jan. 14 intending to stay only two days. Their families have not heard from them since.

Three of the four are student: at Oxford University -- Roger Cooper. 21. nephew of poet Robert Graves. Christopher Lord. slso'21. and 10-year-old Judith Cripps. granddaughter of the late Sir Stafford Cripps. one tims treasury chief. The fourth member is 1ard's 25-year-old brother Basil.

The British Embassy in Bel-

Embsssy on the morning of Jan. 14 and said they were "just off" to Budapest. They were advised not to make the urney though their documents. nciuding Hun-

"EATjfb'"'ApARTMENT SIX is HQCEDIIHE I IIIIIIIGII Ilumb" I" '3" 0' TII9 RPYBI Billlk OI C3II- Uranium. of! H6 at 6 9-16: Swsn- The magazine called it a "rolling any time of the day or night he . . A U. 1, m 3”I" VI3”v 3PP53I'9d I-0 I” i3 mm and .,,.,,V 5,,..,",, M0,. inlireivllicmcwerirs 23fr;vevil1l"si;I(zt:uyo'-(ling ll: ::i:;7u3Vt”eidaI:i;ta&ll.e Am 21:! gin.-Ii. on.l uptsh sa.;dn.:;ihum adjustmegg." w'it(liidhhe deamnnd for was rezisdy aknd willing (:1 as'FI1st 3',';f,a'L:5,;';2?:,"c ,.,.d,:; 0, Y... WI"- s75.00 onthiy. Br ght n. nil . . ' O ' : . - ec. up -I s ; an us some pr ucts ng. u some anyone if sic ness or tron e. e - - - .- IN 5475. m I H H I IIIKII "IIWI 'd"”"9"- '0 ""l" mu” ” H9” 0””'9- III0"II'"I Eagle international. all M at 2'... steel products v plates structural dmmmg Industry and related A" omual M me Hung”-1..

Embassy in Belgrade said he

11- four were given transit visas for

y Jan. 14. but after that he

The Comnmnity of South Shore. Apply zoo Grafton Street or cellenl IIVIH! Ind Working condi- bank in I030 at Winnipeg. Mr " 1.1 t mp 163508 h . S, 1 di 1 d 1 , - . Pe”'Ie' M"? M” II” I'M II" I"-Inh" ""V' ”I am”- sml surrounding districts were sad-I disl 9038. tlons and opp0FlIlnI'Ie5 I01" PW: Anderson is being succecded at (;:1,mh' fame.-feat," Av'l,uo.s,,u.e,ff. in 1:: nllertealtsol-klnzagasidiecalscaisfllI::tliTotlgllght:iI:?vIl!nA(:l: rceiligleasnmlvllli ne.c3:Mi'iI:

souris west. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chsisson. Bear River.

Mr. Chester McPhsc. Boar Rivsr. North.

Mrs. Frank McDonald and Ksa.

. I” p The death occurred at the Char- -533' ::":.:::.” :.::':..' me, 243; -,5 grandchildren; one sister. Hannah; "1 MII.5:;:d”fyel;r.” ' ' V" '"

Hermanville.

blur. and Mrs. Wm. lianning and family, Monticello.

grade said the four called at th '

and five brothers. Lester, George.

Rl.i.I;ee"'fug'eel.:ISn:h'gfrbt,r;; Very resident of Bear River and

DESIRABLE 2 SELF CONTAIN- ed apartment dwelling. both un-

school or better education.

1 1-, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Owen Mo- Age 28 to 30. Height at T" d"”"'' W" A W ”

t II it it "" ""'"y '"' " c 3' V '” . Donald and family. Monticello.

l t f th ed- grout kindness to all will long be down one pom mm c Free

lug week. Steel's composite price

Phone, 8506

at 323'; Hudson Bay Mining was up III: at 05.

'""e.mbe”d by h" wide Mm” ie':s' Aglylly .(')Il:rl::lel:a3Ili:;. least 5 10". Willing to Advertisements received up On the American Stock Ex- was hanged at 3137.98 a net 1 1 " dad was held "amt staunch member of St. -Alexis! Mal. Evelyn lllVIcD0lJIId and fun- 'I II'""II'I5- - 1 ' g 11- travel car su lied re. until 5 pm for publication change Brazilian. closing the ion. The composite on scrap was Sway Z en ' U -l lijhurch, Rollo Bay. He osrrled on 3'- MW”? ”-

DIIFIIIE II" IIIMI" '59 W33 VI5"' pmvmm any "am" M Sc ml ' pp ' following Ida It week at on bad a net gain of is 3.5911 s gross ton down 66 cents. I'" Mme I9 M" Stew" med rarmlng lucerativeiy up until tliel MI" R0I"'Id C3I"9I' CM IlmII!- td daily by Rev. RHIIIIIII PW" .':,'.If.fd..l.'l; .TJlTt.)l15eee'l,36gy i5('.I".'Lt.i muneramm depending 0" satu rd syy'for PUT:Il'I?llIfo): - ' ' . I igI'"t"e”dI' bwhege ”;VIc,7 g' Ll:."n'i time of retirement a few years MM0"'If19II,&-I J h M be

h dlitredt h thlt - ' ulifications.To emloee uc 3' W - - "3 - . but I. our c all I o a minse o er e as 10 mm and 2 M". Q it P P Y Monday. who delivered . very comforting! oefore his death . mm family. Monucauo.

m" M "R Holy C-"mun Church benefits: group In3ur3"cev Classified advertisements are and inspiring message to the be- The accused mv" having mu"

p h; h 3. 1 mm . . . . I , . Mr. Angus McKlntwII and Phil. 2")" c ' ' W” ' ' " mom Fjf sale life. accident. sickness. hos- inserted at the rate of 3c per resved.. Hymns sung were: Thel:::tiIei,efg',:10?1';2'h?:I:':':';j:l:3:5 Montlcguo,

ms. eumy wu me can-er Mass itrutuisnrn roruvciw. vital. medical plan. pension word in in-emon tor and HALF TON INTERNATIONAL mm is My shevl-ere one with ... .... ............. Mrs. Mary c. Mn me Maven-Id and Jon and Loretta Roberts. daughter of the pm... 3332. plan. savings plan. Position "W um"? "'0 PH Word for Me and I I010. "I'll: 01d milled Mcggchgm 37 of 3", Riva; Donalld. Monticello.

late Mr. and Mrs. William Rob-I provides opportunities for three. four or five times. and Cross' which was sung by Mr. Mame”. McDon.ld .3 of 3",, Mr. Joseph D. McDonald and

erts.. Middleton. P.E.l. She leaves to cherish the memory of a loving mother. two sons. .lohn Qullty.

Smith Shore and William Quilty.

Illncss.

largely attended was held from her late residence to St. Martins Church. South Shore on Nov. 10

Mnreau CssR. Rev. Reginald Phe-

eondurted the service at the grave. She was laid to reiit-in the adjoining cemetery beside her hus- band who predeceaiiedher seven- teen years ago. The pail hearers were Edmund Handrahan, Clif- ford Hogan. William sherry. AI-

fence Dunbar RN. We would also like to thank all neighbours and friends for Mass cards. Horst tnbuu-s. Messages of sympathy Incl our sincere appreciation to all for kindness shown us during

I moon: TALBE RADIO. Dis? 4305. 1 Ni AM snort-rmiiuv BULL CALF. AP-I ply Allison Brycntnn. Bracklcy,

nato for s four-cylinder motor.

onir Tsoarfas ' av”-i "rt-znf.

to-

men over 30.

com pound -

complete with 2-35 Chcv engine., shaft. propeller. and hauler:

FOR SALE

range with water front. Excnlent condition.

0100 MONTHLY FOR WEARING lovely dresses given to you as bonus. Just show North Ameri- can Fashion Frocks to friends. No canvassing. investments or experience North

wire

A well

assures excellent winter commissions. Warehouses throughout Canada expedte dslv

NURSING HOME Open for male and female eon- still give long low cost service at

known

Write

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advancement. Please reply

BOX NO. 797 GUARDIAN

States. Experience not necesss ;

ed over stl.0oo first year from one account. Salesman Zavslss earned over 820.000 his third year with Company. CONSOLIDATED PAINT AND VARNISH CORPORATION. I8.'ll Willoy Avs.. Cleveland 13

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vslsseent and chronically ill pa-

Zn per word for six or more Insertions. 1) word minimum.

50c for deaths. births and marriage notices. Engagements

name for listing of Flowers.

Q Eastern and Western locals

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY (On Classified Page)

'l0e per Inch for three or

BEACH KITCHEN RANGES

A stove for every size ltlichrn than

s low first coat. Also IIb1 Electric Ranges.

NEW TIRES, LOW

Harold Coffin. assisted by the choir. Interment was in the Peo- ple's Cemetery. Mt. Stewart.

The pallbearers were: Kenneth

MILEAGE, RADIO.

Hughes and Thomas Dalton-

YOUR BES

CAR BATTERIES

Saturday 3 A.M. - 1 P.M.

MAURICE BLOCK co. LTD.

(2000 Lb. Ton) (note new price) . . .. 325.00

Paying highest cash prices for hides. horsehair,

Canada Packers Ltd. . Office Stafff Canada Packers Ltd. Annie Hayes and Mrs. Wendell

T MARKET

ma Burke. Florence and Jack Hsmbly. Emma and Rhoda Sorrey- Herb. Kay and Cecil Jay Kenneth and Ida Jay and Family. Marion and Rsaney Jay. lssbsl MscLaughiln.

Each 31.75

River; Joseph B. McDonald 85. Skowhegan. Maine, Another broth- er I-iugh A. of Jackman. Maine. predeceased him a few months pri

sod away 10 years ago in his Bard

McDonald James McEachern. Ad- olphus Burke. Peter S. Chais- son. Hugh A. sheehan Robert Gallant.

aid. Snowhegan Mo.

Marcella McDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. G.P. Mccioskey and family.

Andy and Melanie Mccloskey.

Mr. and Mrs. Dolphe Kelly and John. New York.

Mrs. Hugh 8. MacDonald and

Isabel and Ralph Dennis Lareita and Charlie Huchrs Staff Provincial VfK'RllDfI School. Pisquid West School.

CUT FLOWERS

Art Yorston

.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Pets Mcinnls. Yon- kers. N.Y.

Mary E. Chaisson, Montreal. Imelda Chaisson. Montreal.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Howiett (sen-I

famiIY. Selkirk.

Mr. and Mrs. M.R. Mclntrrl Old '

Ralph. Selkirk. Joseph S. McDonald. Monticello.

mmlm, ont., who cnme home to .......- .... -- --- - ---- ...,...m...D............. 11.00. Card of Thanks Mr per Jgy, Clarence Coffin. Arthur Rnh- - ,,- 39 , Ty, id .1, u,. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mccoi-mack

h, ...m, M, ,,..,u,,.. dug... l... on: FAIRBANKS MORSE MAG-IUNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY iron inch. in Memorlams 10c per A,l coNDlTloN....5g5o,oo ..i., James Hughes. Charles 2:1,? "3 ,,,i',f,:,'u,,,','f,,f,f,sg',',i,,. MrSeI;irk.cuI W. in m M ' . enn er av. . ar-

g,., also luv" to mourn the aklpplymkltverview Service Sta: and long efstablshed u.si msnu- Wreaths, Masses etc. Floral tributes were: ,9". garets.

llillnwing at-other. ma Slglerg; on. on asue. W Vg acturer o ers opportunty for - nugw Th f L d u, d1 (1 Mr. and Mrs. Charlss McDonald.

w"""'" 3'' M'dd'”'”''' P" E' "T 0”” "00" 3"" T" "Ill "mi"-'" 0' mm "M m"'" "" O :NPbeIIPg1t:SExFILITmsum can in fman"d' Wife and family. of ill: clli:erl3ttel':wilrrunirslnllloillz Sauris I-Inc Rd-

Ilclvid John and Austin. Clhai-lotto: mw M p,,,,..,,,.yA 500 bushel, fcommisslc:n0l:)aIs,lsE:;llingug:iIi;lrti an" we ' W35”-"5 was held I, his old pnmh Jolhn McDonald. Souris Llns

loun. Emmett. North Car eton an I Ab. . l I pp, G d nmmts I - c d hum-an 5 dl 1 g A g 3' oa.

llark. Eoiuwi loniarlol. slam Rof,';)l,f;f QT? Cm',',-':.',',,,A "' ”" noorcosringsm ulna sllieclaltty LOCALS AP BOX 798- GUARDIANI 11::-'.c.na Cecil siewsrt and Au- 5?. l.'.'.'.'..-fl 351...; 25:; by .i Mrsil Peltir gauld Merlin and fa-

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nfcr-Ia. Siesctle.r illaiglielilzgl-. Sal: G45 OPERATED "OIISEIIOI-D -Echoclls. c"ur2.3..'3rop-'Iw'3'wn7 . ml: .hllITlcem”IlI Ac all" Charlottetown. M333 Iglxlyrnellln Affleck. Annie! Slnnuczlio ''&7s.'f'':IT”s.il.iXi 1;: TIT: -VOIIII It M590:-IA Prle-I Pond-

mm Lnkgg New yo.-k. , M", refrigerator. Bargain. Storey ers and government sgences. D "T ' "mum ” "" '5' ma sgmmy gm, 8”” Wu conducted by paumluan J. and Frank. McDonald. St.

bhlfrll" Mcxennm Newwwn cum” tlllzdzlitlive'iTlTll.ndImly::rif:riE:ifi I ldrrsllzidgr ”::ou.nd' :slespn?9l'CclF:' u I” wlxd MI" I” "m ham "Id Mt; Jxngll 3 b. M Doucem "”m.d b, 3." wmum Ml-L:u.Ta:fl:t:I McDonald and Ian ' . - ' .0. dEt . o.- f.P.P. - -. ' The funcrai which was voryi Jtml. CHASER" new ice melting ht" uer L Mar? Barney. y Kfreh: P." bur." '9" JMQDII A III. Bear River. North.

Margaret and Donald McDonald. Boar Rivsr. North. Mrs. D.F. Mooney. Bur Rivsr.

uhore Solemn Requiem Mass was . cry and eliminate "red tape" of 340 IMP IIICII I0!” On! IIISHIIOII 1 5000!- Also four hundred traps. onel 77 in h N t I to MUII iIl- . d J "I'”'"”d by W” R" c' "t hundred fifty new last year. un-; ("Wt I'"W"I"I0" from United "P" C " W” "'9" "5 FOR spans Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. McDon- M;hT.'ltu.IWlr3:-Ir-l;I;5:rIIulh0f AM

Ian was deacon and Rev, W. ply sum Falconer. R R No" 3'I but car css'r' more insertions. fl?&0:ldn'.y,gerJ:.": 3; M" M"). C. Mnsuhem Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osihlt. AIR" '"b'd"""' F'"'" An” Hem!" N 5' "557 "9" "I”""" 'n""''" "T" O Donanli Eva Bin: Alvin and Thsl- Gussla Maclliaches-n. 3"” 3”":

Mr. Adolphus Burks. lssr Riva. South

Mrs. John Andrew McDonald all family. Bear River. Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. James White and family. Bear River. South.

Mr. Michael Mccsngh and Peter.

II M Mill . Lela Rohlrtl . . - . Bear River. South. .;g"M';f Gum". "IN CALL 8984 Ohio. USA Combination on s Propane beer bottles, sci-sit metal. Helen mid StanJl:'riewng"b". ne!:sr:-elIyl;.g3::'tI:'tt::t,i::vrr;oMown. Mu mmm Wham Ind inn” mm or 'rmlNi(s , "jg I T "'TP -j r--- Combination Oil and Electric Truck scale weighing for your convenience. CI-""”- I'""- ". 'f. ' Ga-(rude pm, gm am Nye, Bear River. South.