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ALL SUMMER SHOES 20% OFF Men's, Women's, Children's

LePAGE SHOE CO. LTD. DIAL 4748

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WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer, Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlotte-

‘| own in Queen's County, the day |

and year first above written. By the Court. “L.S.” (sgd.) Patsy K. Shaw acting Registrar.

DEATH NOTICE

MRS. WM. H. EDMED

WHITMAN — Mrs. Lacy EF. Edmed, wife of William H. Ed- med, 167 Forest Street, died to- day ina Rockland nursing home following a long illness.

In her 8 year, she was @ native of Prince Edward Island and the daughter of John and Jane (MacFagen) Bowman. Ac- tive in many organizations, she was a member of the Ladies’ Auxiliary, OAC, republican town committee, West Side Improve- mert Association and the Con- gregational Church. She is sur- vived by two sons, Gordon B., of New York, Harry W., of Whit- man; two daughters, Mrs. Mildred

Metcalf, West Bridgewater, and

RURAL YOUTH FAIR

AND PROVINCIAL |

HARVEST EXHIBITION

GROUNDS

CHARLOTTETOWN

September 24th and 25th, 1959

RURAL YOUTH FAIR Exhibits from 4-H Calf, Garment, and Project Clubs

PROVINCIAL HARVEST EXHIBITION

Séctions for Vegetables, Fruits, Potatoes, Seeds, - Roots, Hay-and Silage

Separate Sections for Home and

in Regular Prizes — Plus Special Prizes

HOURS OF SHOW: Thursday, September 24 - 7.30 p.m. to 11.00 p.m. Friday, September 25 - 8.30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.

For Prize List and Entry Forms write f P.E.I. Department of Agriculture, 4 Post Office Box 2000, Charlottetown |

ALL ENTRIES CLOSE MIDNIGHT, SEPTEMBER 15th.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND | DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

CITY & QUEEN'S

WE TREAT the sick well. Gig-

“DIAL 3644 FREE DELIVERY

to your Door,”’ and get the best values for your food dollar— Weatherby'’s Clover Farra Food Market.

hime Dance Bonshaw Inn. Saturday night. Burns Orchestra.

Wine and Green. Special Bar- gain price. Toombs Music ‘Store.

PROVINCIAL plowing match and Agricultural fair, September 9th and 10th, prize list on request,

Albert Acorn, Secy, Cardigan.

| SPECIAL NOTICE A new ship- ment of Broadcloth in all the lat- est shades. Regular 69 cents yard. Sale price 39 cents a yard.

transferred to this department

BIRTHS

MACDONALD — At the Char- lottetown Hospital, Wednes- day, August 19th., 1959, to. Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacDonald (nee Aurilda Trainor) a daughter, Lynn Marie. 5 Ibs., 11 ozs.

Mrs. E. Mabel Jordan of Whit- man; two sisters, Mrs. Alva Richardson of Haverhill and Mrs. Annie Cooper of Prince Edward Island, and 12 grand- children, also 2% great-grand- children.

Funeral was held from the fu- neral home, 609 Washington Street, on Friday, July 18, at 2 p.m. Interment was in High Street cemetery.

—_—

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OTTAWA

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Secretary, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, and en- dorsed: “TENDER FOR HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS (DE MOLI- TION OF BUILDINGS AND WHARVES) (SITE NO. 16 STORES BUILDING), ST. JOHN’S, NFLD.” will be received until 3:00 P.M. (E.D.S.T.), WED- NESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1959. Plans, specifications and forms of tender can be seen or can be obtained 4 j

Chief Engineer, Harbours and Rivers, Hunter Building, Ottawa,

. Ralston Build-

seen at the Post Offices at Corner Brook and Grand Falls, Nfid. To be considered each tender must—

(a) be accompanied by one of the alternative securities call- ed for in the tender docu- ments .

be made on the printed forms supplied by the De- partment and in accordance with the conditions set forth The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

_ _ ROBERT FORTIER Chief of Administrative Services

(b)

THREE PIECE Chesterfield in

ISLAND SOUVENIRS — Don'

Births, Deaths, Marriages

(When death netices are received toe late to be included en this page, they appear for one edition on page two and are

ing, Building 29, St. John’s, Nfid.: |? District Engineer ing, Halifax, N.S., and can be |,

Play Records Toombs

Store.

Music. brook, Saturday, August 22nd.

Great George Street.

lottetown.

Grat :- George 8915.

17th — 3lst inclusive.

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NOTICE — No races at Hazel-

VISIT HI-STYLE Millinery, Clearing many summer hats at $1.00. New white fall hats in Thursday morn- *| ing.

. CLEARING BOY’S Windbreak- ers, 25 per cent off. Moore and McLeod Ltd., Queen Street, Char-

STH DISTRICT Conservative

headquarters now located at 215 Street. Phone

'_ DR. GEO. SHEPPARD will be absent from his office August

THE HISTORICAL Society Exhibit must close before Sept. Ist. The gym at the Y.M.C.A. is rented for the summer months at $100.00 per month, and will be needed for use of students, etc. You have seen it, haven't

RESERVE NEXT week for

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Messer and His Islenders—Long Music

Red Cross Blood Donor Clinics at New Glasgow, North Rustico,

Canoe Cove, Eldon, Cardigan,

store, Saturday, August Long River W.1. at 8.00 p.m.

dale 2 p.m.; Montrose 7.30 p.m.

Summerside.

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charge this Sunday. Sunday.

and in Tignish at 10.30 a.m.

KING'S COUNTY

all. Tuesday,

St. Peters Bay hall. the Mariners.

NOTICE! Unloading car of|Souris, Murray River and Mon- Welsh Furnace Hard Coal next|tague. 1,152 donors urgently week, $40.00 per ton. Arnfast| needed — be one!

Limited. ice at Its Best. Dial 6559, 139/'Great George St. PRINCE COUNTY |

Lawn Party and Dance, Lot 65 , Hall, Monday, August 24th. Good| PANTRY SALE Kennedy's

22nd,

MONTROSE PASTORAL Charge, United Church of Canada Rev. Robert A. Crooks, B.A., B.D. Minister. Services for August 23, 1959: Campbellton 11 a.m.; Elms-

DURING MY absence from the pro¥ince until September 23rd my law office will remain open with my secretary in at- tendance. R. S. Hinton, Q. C.,

ALBERTON PASTORAL Charge, United Church of Can- ada. Sunday, August 23rd, No

-serviees_of-worship-

School in Cascumpec at 10 a.m.

| HOT CHICKEN SUPPER, BINGO and other Games in Rollo Bay August 25th Meals. served from 5.00-to 9.00 Regular Saturday night dance, Music by

God knew that you were suffer- ing im the next edition.) The hills were hard to climb, ; So he closed your weary eyelids ENGAGEMENTS __|And whispered Please be thine. I often sit and think of you FAY — MORRISON — Mr. and| The things you used to say, Mrs. Leo Fay, Newport, P.E.1.} And wondered why you had to announce. thé engagement of| die - | their daughter Theresa Lor-| Without a chance to say goodbye. | aine to Mr. Joseph Ivan, son| Though out of sight, you are ever of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mor-| Still missed, still loved, still rison, St. George's P.E.I. Mar-| . ™ne : riage to ping place in St. You will live within my mem- 's Church, September! | °°Y oe Sant ce "| Until the end of time. tet ee : Always loved and sadly missed DEATHS by wife, Sadie. MeCAUGHEY — Died in Cam-) N, D. MacLEAN bridge, Mass., on August 19th, 1959, Michael F. McCaughey, formerly of ae PRY. FUNERAL in his 67th year. Ftneral will be teld in Cambridge, Mass. DIRECTOR IN MEMORIAM 15 King Square WHITE—In loving memory of my dear husband, George Forrest Charlottetown White, who passed away Auz- . ust 2ist, 1957. Dial 5549 Que Ch iS TORONTO Que Cop 2000 «21 2 21 +™% Que Lab ~~ a J e* **| Que Lith (Continued from Page 12) Que Man 200 6% 15 33 —2% Midrim 1000 61 «6 «66 Q Metal 1500 @& 673 6S «(C+D Min-Ore 3300 100)=—-% M4 — % | Qunston 20 6COUO Mt. Wright =m s 8 » Quemont oo 81% 1% UK Multi-M 10000 97 \ 38 ST +3) Radiore 20 nlUelU CS Nat Expl 1730 ® o o —l Rayrock ao Us “ sa +1 New Alger 1000 7% 7% 7% + %4| Ralm 4200 New Ath 0 0 kod 3. +2 Rexspar “ 63 = 3 +M% New Bid 33500 «847 «O74 + 4 Rio Rup 1166 911 @™% 1. +h New Delhi 1002 2 2 +1 | Roche np Sw N Dicken mm 3S 25 «25 +S | Rockwin loo BG zu n N Goldvue mo 8 a 8 + %/|Rowan Cons 06 %&% 8 & —% N Harri 4000 21) «11 Sos —1%4 | San -Ant 100 7 OM (1 New, Hoero 800 8 ™ 8 +2 | Sand Riv ws.n & 6 New Jason 1000 7% 7% 7% Sherritt 3115 305 300 305 N Kelor 31000 18 1% Ww Siscoe 2000 & «868l O + Newlund mo 202 06%) 42 «|SlocanVR 11530 18 #15 #18 —1 N Man so 6G 422 4 <2 += [Stanleigh 500. (64 6 - 1 N Mylama 2470 1% 19 196 +2. [Steep R a0 m2 2 ad + “ New Rouyn 1000 © 1 174 —2 |Sud Cont 1 _ Nickel MS 00 6 e o —1 | Sylvanite 600 105 1k 1S 4 Nipissing 600 165 1% «169 +8 [Trin Chib 500 16% 1% 18% Noranda 7S $514 SOM 514 + %/U Asestns 1608 69 oO 0 Norlartie oo ns mR @m —1 |Un Fort 72 2 Uh Wt Normetal 2100 335 (3S MH Upp Can oo 14 «+O ll (+1 mso 1s 15)=«(18 Ventures 75 85% Ws 4% + % N Goldert 29200 49 © 47%4:4% Viplam ao mm 22 aw 8 N Rank 0 10 «190 108 Waite Am 200 0 0 650 —10 | Northsp 1100 Me 110 110 Willroy 1000 161 191 Il —0 Norsp A wts 1100 6 5S Will wts 100 72 7218 | North Can 2320 181 150 151 +1 Seay a Pi be N Cldstrm 7618 116 110 US +4 ear N Cidm ris 265 18 © 4% +2 —_ HG oo 1m i7 1s Norvali ee ae eee ome 1500 11 «10)~=«(10 Bulolo 0 40 «640 (0 O'Leary 1000 16 «#418 «1% —1 |xukon Con 7000 80 78 80 +38 Opemiska 05 a 68 ew O+ 15 \ ous } ome SS lo. me ww 4 Osisko om mm (1 ‘Alminex so SS eS OS Pater m0 SS Am Ledue 1820 16 @B 16 Pato 600 380 «4365 «3S 0 —10/ Anchor “oo uw “%.—1 | Paymast Yeo 21 2 21 +1 | Bail SA 685 000 7S 800 +30) Peerless 200 7) «06% CO: «Bail S pr = 20 $20% WH OK | Pe 400 2 21 2 +1 Basco 20600 8 7 3% -—4 Pick Crow 2100 8 co Britalta 100 MO 30 OO O+4 | Pitch-Ore me +3 9 Calalta 6 & & 2 | Placer 150 $1% 11% 1% Cal Ed 15 $34 B% IH — ¥e} Portage = © 6 «7 —3 |Calvan Con 100 330 SO 350 Preston 390 870 535 57 +10 | Calvert wo 8 8+] Pronto 1007 © 0 33 TC Oi Ede OO AS Pros Air ee ee ee ees pe a b 3 — - Purd 1500 6% 6 %|CS Pe me 5 jor dent 1658 % ao eo C Chiefta 15900 145040140 +1 |

and Secretary

NOTICE

RESIDENTS WHO HAVE NOT RECEIVED FORMS FOR REGISTRATION IN THE PROVINCIAL | HOSPITAL INSURANCE PLAN

Pay-Direct application forms may be obtained from the HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION, BOX 4500, CHARLOTTETOWN _~

or at the

COMMISSION OFFICES in the VOCATIONAL SCHOOL BUILDING GRAFTON STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN

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DOLLARS)

You can deduct — —_ tax- able income paymen le on any of these Retire- ment Savings Plans distributed by Investors Syndicate:

plans tailéred to your individual needs. Supplementary insurance available if desired.

Equity Retirement Plan — (1) Investors Mutual of Canada Ltd., a balanced investment for stability and income, or (2) In- vestors Growth Fund of Canada Ltd.—an investment in equity securities for capital growth. Combined Payment Plans —A selection of plans which com- bine shares of either mutual fund with Investors Retirement Certificates.

investors syndicate

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DITHANE {s manufactured in Canada by Rohm & Haas Company of Canada Limited — your partner in crop protection.

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TO ALL YOUNG ISLANDERS!

YOUNG LIBERALS IN ACTION PANEL DISCUSSION

Tonight on CFCY-TV

Listen to

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