Do I’r Now...BUY, RENT orSELL With‘ Want Ads
Thur., June 12. 1953
For Rent
oNE FURNISHED ROOM, 3RD
Page 16, The Guardian floor. Phone 3306. vi ,,*;,‘f;g‘§,;*§EE§‘3,;';°F I ' — ' . FOR RENT ONE FURNISHED § 5ELLTO‘TH'Jl.NK ’Zi?g”§5iH‘;”§Ri“JJE"§§ II-IAW——In loving memory of our bed-room for gentleman. Dial § /€G§35_rg£\)é|§N ,. I‘ ,2i(z)ELpEué1I__I 3555,73)/~§Ky husband and father, Gussle D- 4237- _ 7 FERM‘/5TAr~71P/ _,AkAN,,VA5,;: HA5 Shaw, who passed away June ‘fi ROOM A'PARTMENT W"-H V 1-ECTIOM j SOME 50,3 9; COL. 12. 1954. bath. Newly finished. Apply \. .. *E‘“°.Z’o K353?- . Box 176 Guardian. \. ' IT’5A What would we give if we could I _ 4% MUSEUM,‘ Sgy - T HKR E E RO(}?M _ \ Hello Dad, in the same old way. W113‘ °nI: _ 62146 ' if ‘ To hear your voice and see you P- -v 3 P’ - ‘ H” W ' \ .5 smile , FOR SUMMER-MONTHS ONLY. " I x Po sit with you and chat a while. Flmy furujshgd house, P h 0 n e '- I ’ - I .. » So you who have a father, clher- 6437_ ‘sh mm W“ “are Two ROOM APARTMENT. ’ /’
For you’ll never know the heart- ache, _ fill you see his vacant chair.
Sadly missed by wife and fam- Ily.
CARD OF THANKS
The brother and sister of the late Miss Sarah J. MacEachern wish to thank all friends and neighbours for the lovely cards and flowers. A special thanks to Dr. Lea and the staff and nur- ses of the P.E.I. Hospital also to Rev. A.F. MacLean and the choir for the lovely service.
Agents Wanted
IEE FOR YOURSELVES Women are earning $3.00 or more an hour representing AVON Cosmetics. Territories available in Queens and King’s Co. For interview write Mrs. Rita G. Dunn, 16 Prin- cess St., Moncton, N.B.
‘MEN OR WOMEN - EARN $3.00
per hour handling 250 different Paula Products. I will extend
you credit. Even without ex-. perience, your success is_ as- sured in following my direc-
tives. Write for my thirty-day helping-hand offer-now. G. Laurin-President - Paula Ltd.- 21 St. Paul East-Montreal.
WANTED: MAN ‘non STEADY I travel among consumers in some good rural" districts and in Charlottetown. Permanent connection with large manufac- turer. Only reliable hustler con- sidered. Write Rawleigh’s De- partment. F-475-131. 4005 Rich- elieu, Montreal.
Baby cllloxs
P U L L E T S,. WIDE CHOICE. Ames In-Cross, other high pro- ducers. Heavy cockerels. Dual purpose chicks. Order Sept. - Oct. broilers. Complete B r ay
- 31st from agent Ralph Raynor, RR 5 Charlottetown, P h o n e I984; J. Spencer Hughes, Elm- erald, Bray Hatchery, Mono - ton, N.B. ’ I
loarders Accommodates!
BOARD FOR WORKING MAN. Home cooked meals. Phone 7939.
cars Leaving
Ground floor. Separate en- trance. Phone 9341.
with bath, second floor. Cen-
tral. Phone 7232.
FOUR ROOM APARTMENT
Gallant, 48 Sydney Street.
ment and bath. Continuous hot water. Centrally located. Apply Box “WH", Guardian-Patriot.
ond tlloor. Continuous hot and cold water. wired for electric range. Apply 329 Fitzroy St. or Phone 3264. SMALL FURNISHED APART- ment, consisting of living room bedroom and bath. Electrically equipped kitchen. Centrally lo- cated. Residen-tlial area. Phone 6059.
FOR ‘RENT '
Heated apartment on ground. floor containing living room, dinette, kit- chen, two bedrooms and
154 Richmond Street
For Sale
5 GUERNSEY. HEIFER CAL- ves four weeks old. lpply Earl Murray, Nor-th Carleton.
ONE WHITE EVENING DRESS also one black and pink dress. Dial , ..ONE PINK SHORTIE COAT, (ladies) also one pink suit, size 16. Price $5.00 each. Phone 815;
ELECTRIC WASHER. G033. 7c;>;)dition. Price $20.00. Dial
SMALL DORY. ABOUT 12% FT. long. Everett Woodington, Charlottetown, Phone 5494.
14 GOOD THRIFTY CALVES 3-6 weeks old. Lester Baglole,
Summerside Ea-st.
OATS FOR SALE. APPLY JOS- hua Gallant, Auburn, Johnson: River, R.R.
CAR LEAVING FOR o'ITAwA June 13, call 3333.
CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON, June 16 or 17; take two. Call 3219 or 4055.
CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO, Ontario, Thursday afternoon. Can accommodate passengers.
/ Dial 4148.
CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX via Wood Islands last boat June
_ 13th. Can accommodate three passengers. Phone 8893 after 5 p.m.
cars and Trucks For Sale
1052 DODGE 1 ‘TON ‘EXPRESS Box. Can be seen at Murphy's Service Station. 4
1953 HENRY J. BLUE IN C O L- or. Good condition. Good tires. Priced reasonably. Apply O.K. Rubber Welders. Phone 4912.
1957 1 TON FORD V-8. DUAL
“CHECK-R-MIX” Hon FINISH-
4 ROOM HOUSE AT 48 SYD- ney St., city. Apply to Gordon
HEATED FIVE ROOM APART-
HEATED APARTMENT. SEC-‘
For Sale
OUT OUR WAY
WHY, Trrcms MY .1 ’=
BORNTHIKTV‘IEAR91DO SOON 9
IARBORITE — ALL PATTERN — all colours — cut to size.
Chandler Bros. Phone 6557.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTOR (Rope type) Hay-Loader. Like new. Stanley Willis, Cornwall.
ONE HALL AND STAVERT 16 foot escalator, Carroll Lalmlbe, Slpringfiield Elast
slightly used.
Crapaud.
1955 COCKSHUTT 20 TRACTOR. Apply Bank of Nova Scotia,
PUREBRED BRITTANY SPAN- iel pups. 7 weeks old. Dial 8177. J. L. Boomhower, 12 McGiIl Terr. Charlottetown.
bath. Centrally located. Iminpecliate possession. mmu$3NspE:f'g'g,‘;y“ ngwiiofifi OR CALL THE) EASTERN TRUST $?§f‘o"ov§i§Xi§“’f£%Zi: Moiiahlyy. MR. STI§LZ Phone SD06
“CHECK-R-MIX” HOG GROW-
By J. R. WILLIAMS
' ALL TH’ BOOKS IN THE
J’.R.Mi.I.w;s 5-11 I‘! 91.34 lonlll. &
. HELP WANTED SELL OVER ‘PHONE
PROVIDED, WORK THE HOURS YOU WANT, EXPERI- ENCE NOT NECESSARY. WE SHOW YOU HOW IN TWENTY MINUTES. AGE NO BARRIER IF YOU ARE OVER TWENTY- ONE.
IN QUIRE AT
GUARDIAN — PATRIOT Monday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
er $3.75. C. M. Simpson and Sons, I Bayview and Stanley
Lost And Found
Bridge.
CKC REGISTERED BRITTANY spaniel female Puppies, go od hunting stock $80.00. Mrs. G. M. Billings, 51 Vernon Street,
LOST — WALLET CONTAINING
important papers and small sum of money on EIIJIII Ave. Finder please return to Guard- ian Olffivce, Reward.
Hallilfax.
FRESH -DAILY
LOST BETWEEN BORDEN FER-
ry and Clha-nlot-tetown, wallet containing small sum of money and papers. Lowell Hogg. Swift Canadian, Charlottetown. Re- ward. '
LOBSTERS QUAHAUGS ovsnsks PROWSE & AGNEW Foot of Prince SI.‘ Phone 7:56
er $3.15. C. M. Simpsonand Sons. Ba:/View and Stanley Bridge.
FOR SALE OR RENT AT MON- tague, ten-room house with bath and double lot. Price $3500.00 10 days sale. Apply Box 175 Guardian —— Patriot.
MODERN FIVE ROOM T will with garage,'3 room span . ment upstairs rented, on pave- ment on ai-nport road. Very reasonable. Phone 5890.
NUMBER OF FEEDER CATTLE Shorthom glrade, Holstein grade, also some work horses and colts. P. A. MacDonald, St. Peter's Bay.
NEW HOUSE JUST COl".PLET- ed 7 rooms bath and sunporch. Hot water - oil - furnace and fire place. Just off Mt. Edward Road. Phone 5062.
WHEN COUNTING BLESSINGS
wheels‘ Platform and racks. include the action- getting po- pe,-fwt 5hape_ price $2,4oo_ wer of’ Classified Ads. Quick Can be financed. Phone 4-3 ¢0nVem€n-I. low cost. Phone Murray River. V A REAL 3AR(;A]N_ 1955 ONE TRADE-IN SINGER DROP
Dodge coach‘, perfect condi- tion. Contact P. H. Warren,’ 117 Harvard St., Summerside or Phone 2875..
-Female Help Wanted
WOMAN oR'c{IRL FOR HOUSE- work. Apply Mrs. MacFarl_ane, 48 Great George Street, City.
WANTED — RELIABLE MAID‘ for general house work. Small family. Phone 4066.
SMART YOUNG WOMAN FOR part time cleaning duties. Ap- ply in person to Rendezvous.
B E A U T Y DEMONSTRATORS for famous Hollywood Cosme- metics Co., full or part time. Write M. Parker; Bo-iestown, N. 3.
SUMMER RELIEF COOK FOR vegetable and salad work at P.E.I. Hospital from June 23 to October 30. Apply to Dietitian in person. ' *-
DOMESTIC. 21 OR OVER: OWN room and bath; 3 school age childigen. Position open August 15. Vacation with pay. Salary arranged. Write 34 Hyde Ave- nue. Newton, Mass., U. S. A.
For Rent
I FOR REN ‘
third floor. Phone 7295.
F<}>1R URN‘ISHED
_.:ae2arnL==.t_1§:1?:ré.r:se St-
UNFURNISHED R0oM_ Dig}: 4584 after 5:30 p.m.
.___________ _,______»_‘ FURNISHED BEDROOM. FIRST floor. Central. Gentlemen pre- ferred. Write Box 174, Guardian
and Patriot.
FOR RENT, GooD“"i5'As"EUiiiii
land for six
Dunstafifnage, onial 5903. dr‘
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I‘
head treadlle sewing machine. $14.95. Singer Sewing Centre,
164 Great George St., Phone 4551. ’
1 C.C.M. BICYCLE, MASSEY Harris hiller sulky, 30 feet of chain and buckets for grain escalator. Walter MacLauch-I.
lan. Phone Covehead 2-14. I
CANDY ‘CASE. SERVING Counter and Cosmetic Display Counter. All these counters are in A-1 condition. If interested call today -— Semlple’s Phar- macy, Queen St., Dial 4171.
SEED OATS. DUE TO ORDER changes we have a smal amount of Abegweit and Garry seed on hand. All grades. Phone 23-4. R. E. White and Son, ‘Hunter River, P. E. I.
FOR SALE--PURE BRE D German Shepherd puppies. Black, tan, silver. (Heeling watch strain. Good tempera- ment. Lloyd Sharps, Kensing- ton R. R. 43-5.
HOUSE FOR SALE — PRO- perty at the corner.of King Street and Harvard Street, with extra lot facing on Har- vard Street. For further par- ticulars apply law office R. S. Hinton Q.C.
FOR SALE
, Five lcottage situated at Lewis
cattle. Cl"€€ki through pasture. Rate $1.50 each per month Oharl-es Robertson
_...- -——-—-«__A-o ._....... .
room furnished
Male llelof Wanted
by the undersigned until June 20 for the conveying of pupils from Valleyfield, East to Montague School.
x
Miscellaneous TENDERS ..
Tenders will be received
WILLIAM MacLEOD,
WANTED i-Delivery Boy
1
HIGHLAND GROCETERIA
on all sub trades for nurses residence in -Char-
this office by June 11th. ATLAS CONSTRUCTION
DESK SPACE AND PHONE‘
Miscellanous
TENDERS FOR FIRE HOSE
Tenders will be received at the office of the under- signed, up to 12.00 o'clock noon on Rriday June 27th for supplying the City with 500 feet of 21/; inch double jacket regulation fire hose,. with couplings attached. Samples of hose to accom- pany tender. Lowest or any tender not necessarily
Grown from Virus Free stock Senator Dunlap, premier or sparkle, $1.50 per 100 or/$10.00 per 1,000 prepaid. Dial 9202 N. S. MacLeod, 79 Green St.
ANNUAL. FLOWER. PLANTS,
' newest and best varieties; red geraniums, window box Ivy; potted plants. Parker Jewell, York. Phone 7074.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. FIN- est from government approved Virus free- stock. Senator Dun lop $1.50- 100; $l0- 1,000. Prem- ‘ier and Sparkle $2-100; $14- ,1000. Prepaid. Discount over thousand. H. G. Judson, Alex- andra.
Teachers Wanted
TEACHER FOR PRIMARY grades. Bonshaw School. Apply
Mrs. Stewart MacNevin, Sec- retary. . FOR NORTH MILTON N0. 165
Supplement $700. Apply Secre- tary Vernon Coles.
TEACHER FOR BRUDENELL School. Supplement $500.00. Apply C. B. Shaw, Secretary.
PRINCIPAL FOR. BONSHAW
School. Seventeen pupils. Ap- ply Mrs, Stewart MaCMIlI8'l1.
PRINCIPAL FOR 'CARDIGAN' School. Supplement $600.00. Apply Mrs. D. Sclrimgeour, Cardigan.
TEACHER WANTED F OR 'North River School near Char- lottetown. Good supplement. John MacEachern, Secretary.
WANTED TEACHER FOR RED
X ,Poi.nt School. Supplement $550.
Apply Russell Garrett, Secre- tary, East Baltic.
TEACHER F O R LINKLETTER School. P r e sge nt Supple- ment $600. Apply Brewer Clank, Secretary.
TEACHER, WANTED r'oR EN- more School District No. 49. Supplement $600.00. Alllslm Ray- nor, Secretary. ~ TEACHER FOR MELVII.LE School (Bevatons Mill-s) Supple- ment $400. Apply Prest-on Gillis Secretary.
Secretawv TI(}:AI()3lHEIlIl dV;AN'I‘El; FOR Vane ie1d_ a e ea ast Sc ool. Sup- yf Ipleement $500. Sec’y. Ben
‘ wis.
TENDERS
Tender call for prices
ottetown, P.E.I., to be in
CO. LTD.
P. _O. Box 7 Fredericton, N. B.
BARRISTERS,
, PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CHIROPRACTOR
, SOLICITORS, Etc.
Bell, Matheson 8i Footer 150 Richmond St.
J. Elmer Blanchard, B.A. 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573
M. A. Farmer, LLB. Bank of Commerce Bldg
Allison M. Gillis, LL.B. 130 Richmond St. Dial 4747
Palmer & Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.
Peake 81 Nicholson
175 Grafton Street J. A. McCuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St.
IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB.
CURRIE BLDG. (Above Shoe Doctor)
DIAL 3361
1*
Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 6432
OPTOM ETRISTS
J. A. Carruthers, R. 123 Kent St, Dial 5612
J. S. Taylor, R.0.’
Comer Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 —— House 4756
H. J. Mabon, R.O. Montague P. E. I
ARCHITECT
J. F. TOOTTSS, B. Arch.
_ ARCHITECT 140 Richmond St. Dial 3865
G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.A.l.C., Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. Dial 8618
Summerside, Wednesdays Dial 2936
FREDERI C A. LARGE, C
Q. . Room 207 Confederation Bldg. Corner Queen and Richmond Sts. (Across from Royal Bank Bldg.) DIAL 3244
Jos. W. MacDonald,
B.A., Q.C. 150 Richmond Street
-Phone 4339
Peter A. McNeil 166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown P. O. Box 513
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
Dial 4713 Box 472
MacPhee 31 Trainor " 160 Richmond ST. Dial 5573
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
E. s. CHANDLER. B.Sc. (E.E.), M.E.I_C., P.Eng. 161 QUEEN ST. PHONE 8325
TEACHER WANTED FOR VIL- lage Green School. Apply Jos- ie Jacloman, Secretary.
TEACHER FOR GRAND VIEW School. Sulpplemait $600.00 Ap ply D.A. Gillis, Sec’y
TEACHER FOR BREADAL- bane village school. Apply Mrs. I-Iarry Bernard, secretary.
FIRST CLASS TEACHER F 0 R,
Savage Harbour Sclhool. Supple-
rsnent $700.00 Apply Rallplh Pilgot, ec’y.
A TEACHER FOR CASCUMPEC School. Present supplement $600. Apply to Ira Dennis, sec- retary of Trustees.
TEACHER FOR MURRAY HAR- bour North school. Supplement $800.00. Harry G. Reid secre- tary. _
TEACHER W AIN T E D FOR Ebenezer School. Supplement $900.00, first class; $800.00 sec.
ond class. Norman MacRae, secretary, Milton.
TEACHER WANTED F‘ 0 R Johilston’s River S c h o 07. Grades 1 to 8. Supplement $600.00. Secretary William Trainor, Jon, Charlottetown, R.R. 9.
TEACHER FOR SHERBROOKE School No. 69 about 21/2 miles from Summerside. Good Sup- Plement. Apply Elmer F. Waite Secretary. Sherbrooke Phone 608-I5.
ley School No. 85. First class preferred. Present supplement $800. Well equipped school. Six miles from Charlottetown on pavement. Apply Mrs. Guy Pierce. secretary of trustees, Charlottetown, R.R. 6.
—TFan_s@rt£fifil Wanted
TO TORONTO_BY _CAR‘A-BOUT June 19th, three people. Con. tact John Maddy, Orwell.
Services Offered
ONLY ONE CONCLUSION IS possible. Classified Ads are so well used because they get re- sults. Put one to work today. Dial 8506.
MARTIN'S DRIVING
Two BEDROOM APARTMENT
accepted. , I .t- A 1 B 172 J. A. FULLERTON. é‘.;’.’»oi‘.§’.i‘.’p§i.i.;.. my °" ' Clty Clerk’ HEATED APARTMENT. WITH
two or three bedrooms.
IIIITSETY Smck Adults. Phone 3390.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS HEATED APARTMENT LAT-
Servlees Offered
WANTED WORK BY THE DAY. Dial 6758.
CUSTOM POST HOLE DIGGING and potato spraying. Apply Carl Peterson, Desalble, P.E.I.
MODERN FUMIGATIN G
Available throughout P. I. for extermination of roaches, bed bugs, rats, insects, etc. Free estimates. Phone or write:
H. R. QUINN, PROP. P.O. Box 451 Phone 8727
Wanted To Rent
ter part of June or July 1st.
Wanted
HEALTHY PUPPIES F 0 R chi1drens' pets. State all par- ticulars in first letter. ‘Box 167 care of Guardian-Patriot.
HOUSE OR APARTMENT WITH ‘3 bedrooms in Central Royal-ty or Parkldalre area. Call 7570 af- ter '5.30 p.m.
WA N T E D IMMEDIATELY girl to share self-contained
= apartment. Phone 4813, after 6 p.m.
WANTED
We are paying highest market prices for all kinds of scrap iron and metal materials, also ale bottles, hides and skins.
MAURICE BLOCK CO.
LTD. 158 Kent St.
TOURIST ‘TREND About 3,000,000 tourists from
Good references. Write Box K.R. Guardian.
ipproximately 24,000 feet
P.O. Box 36, Moncton, N.B.
NOTICE
Sealed tenders will be received by the Town Clerk of Kensington, P.E.I., Mr. C. M. Kennedy, untll_12:00 A.M. A.S.T. June 14, 1958, for the construction of
Plans, profiles, specifications and tender_ forms are available from the undersigned upon deposit of $50.00.
The lowest or any tender_not necessarily accepted. W. H. CRANDALL & ASSOCIATES,
West Germany are expected to visit Italy in 1958.
of Sanitary Sewer Mains.
v
I Sealed tenders will be the Village of Parkdale, P
Sewer ’ - Mains.
TEACHER. WANTED,. BRACK-‘
deposit of $50.00.
P.O. Box 36,
NOTICE -
until 12:O0_A.M.«_ A.S.T., June 14, 1958, for the Con- struction of approximately 35,000 feet of Sanitary Plans, profiles, . tender forms are available from the undersigned upon
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. H. CRANDALL i& ASSOCIATES,
Moncton, N.B.
received by the Clerk of .E.I., Mr. Arthur Seaman,
specifications and
other small outbuildings.
fishing, bathing one mile, 6
" FOR SALE
AT NORTH GRANVILLE A Double tenement house with garage, barn and I
throughout, furnished or unfurnished. Suitable for two .or more families. 6 acres of land and apple orchard, Ideal for summerrhome. Apply——
MRS. B. W. Bradalbane, R.R.
All modern conveniences
miles from National. Park.
TAYLOR,
P. E. I.
building.
of G. Keith Pickard, Architect, P.E.I., on deposit of $25.00. '
The lowest or any tender not
TENDERS‘ A -
New store and office building, MacArthur Block, Summerside,
sealed tenders addressed to Mrs. Creelman MacArthur 283 Green St., Summerside, P.E.I., will be received until 1 p.m. Sat- urday, June 21, 1958 for the erection of a new store and office
Plans and tender documents may be obtained from the office
' Signed—G. KEITH PICKARD.
Beechwood Ave., Summerside,
necessarily accepted.
Architect.
lunch counter and food ope ’ng program. Good salary,
advancement for the right sponsibility. Apply——
Food Departm
WANTED
Applications being taken for position of trainee for
ing to take full control of unit after completing train-
F. w. WOOLWORTH Co. LTD. 6 Mr. E. Gauthier,
ration. Wanted a girl will-
steady employment, future person willing to take re-
ent Manager.
Aucno
head; mirrors; hall rack;
W. Appraiser
Situated on corner of (formerly W. R.
-‘point, mree miles from McD()NALD. CURRIE & co_ pity. Large km Price C V COOPER BROTHERS & co. g $1,350.00‘ urrie Iildg. Cnarlottr-toun_ Dial 5568 , . I H. R. DOANE & COMPANY DICII 4544 L. H. KENNEDY, 148 Great George St., Charlottetown ' Realtor and Insurance D13’ 5547 — 5543 P- 0. BOX 187 fo 156 Great George St. ARTHUR l. GARRETT r Dial 3912 PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING - Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy Street Dial 5321 Appointment
w
Chesterfield and 2 chairs; and buffett; (Epco); electric radio; electric clock; table and floor; electric irons; rocking range, oil pot burner with blower; beds, springs, mat- tresses, single, three quarter and full size; bureaus- clothes hamper; bathroom scales; studio couch; odd
chrome kitchen set;
tables; coffee table; Singer sewing
dings; kettles, pots, pans, dishes; garden tools; lawn mower and several other articles.
HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE
. AT SOURIS, P.E.I.
Grant property). Reasonable Price——Terms available.
N SALE or FURNITURE Thur., June 12 '1 P. M. at
Lemuel Kenny’s 66 Highland Ave.
dining room table, chairs electric washer electric lamps, chairs; kitchen a
machine (drop blankets; bed- chairs; garden
silverware;
H. BEATON, Auctioneer. Of DI‘0peI‘ty and furniture.
Chappel & Paquet Streets
111 Grafton Street, ..
Charlottetown.
of the Trust Julie 2lst., 1958,
IN MEMORIAM
GEORGE H.S. HUGHES
’I)he death occurred in the Prince Edward Isl-and'Hos.pilta1 on March 11, 1958, of George Henry gnaw Hughes in his 70th year.
Although he had «been in failing begun for the past year or more his death came as a shock to re- latives and f-riends. On March 3rd he was suddenly stricken with .a paralytic stroke from whiclh he never fully recovered and passed away on the above mentioned date.
The deceased was born in Cove- head, the son of Charlies E. Hughes and Sarah Margaret
‘Shaw, and lived there until man-
hood when he moved to Harring- ton where he was“ engaged in farming and stoi‘-ekeelping. In 1928 he purchased a farm in Brack- ley Point and also carried on a produce and fertilizer business there until his deatli.
Mr. Hughes was widely known a3 a keen sportsman. He was es- pecially interested horse rac- ing and owned ,severa.-I race hor- ses during his lifetime.
He is survived ‘by his wife, the former Minnie Ma-oLlure and three sons: Clhesl-ey, West Cove- head, and Fred and Harold at home. A daughter Sarah Marg- aret predeceased seventeen years ago. His only sister Bes- sie, MI-.s. Walter Elmlhree, Willow- dale, Ontario, flew hdime to at- tend the funeral which was held at the West Covelhead St. James United Church where he was a regullalr attendant. ‘Ric service was conducted by his pastor Rev. W.H. Forsytihe and was very largely at-tended despite the al- most impassable condition of bile roads.
The pallbearers were Cleve Robinson, David Seaman, Ed - ward Maclcalllum, George Shaw, Fenrton MalcLure and Howard Culdlmore.
The many beautiful ‘III-oral tri- bues were a token of the regard in which he was held. Interment was -in the church cemetery.
Floral Tributesm PILLOW .
Wife.
« CASKET SPRAYS 0 The Family
Cleve, Earl, Gladys /and dllilldren. WREATHS '
P.E.I. Harness Racing Club Associated Shippers
The boys of Alssociated Shim’ " Victoria Driving Glulb ‘er; SPRAYS , T°3°_h'°1' ind Pllbillls at Bralekley
Point School
Everett. Mary and Ellwood . Mrs. Maclnure, Fenton and Stella Slhifley. L6-ihh. Lowell and Feerne Edna and Ken Shirley and Alllfred
Ohaljlie. Margaret and Walter Marion, Walter, Marjorie and Art CUT FLOWERS
Brackley Point WI. ,
Annie and Ill/Iliriam
The Slialw family
F.R. IMacILaine Ltd
Gertrude and’ Leith
Helen, Grove and family POTPED PLANTS
Belle and Bert
Alex and Edward
MIXED FLOWERS
Bessie, Walter and Reg, Toronto BASKET OF G.ARNATloNs N°1‘m3 am Jim. Toronto
IN IMEMORIAM
MRS-. CHARLES roan
There passed away very gud. denly at her_ home in Charlotte- t°W11 On AlDI‘11 6th, Mrs. Charles 1_"0I‘d. the former Blanche Coles In her eilghtly-first year.
The late Mrs. Ford was I qtuiet home-lovmg person and it is in her fannily she will be most soi-. 810' nussed. No trouble was too much for her to take for their comfort and pleasure. She had 11° Sreaief JOY in life than in serving those she loved.
‘She. had three sons, two of who died In infancy and one in young manhood. Her husband, three daughters and several gr.a.ndh_-11.11- dren survive. The daughter are E19&f1_0I‘. Mrs. George MacNeill of Milton; Audrey, Mrs. Arthur McLeod of Charlottetown and Norma at home. “ I The funeral service which was argely attended was conducted Ly Rev._ A.E. Piercey of Milton, A favorite hymn “The old Rug. Eed Cross” Alton Rodd.
The Pall-bearers were L. H. Kennedy, CU-mmlnlgs. Ira Gay of Charlotte- town and Gerald Hooper and Cy- rus MacNeill of Milton. mfhe flowers were very beautl.
tegollowing are the floral tribu-
PILLOW The family SPRAYS The -grandlcliildren Charlie and Pearl The Stockman’s and Fred’s . Llndayl Dixon and family Ainy and Joyce Hemlphill 9,305’, and Reaugh MacNeill and amily WREATH / Frank and Mae BASKET Hazel and Ernest CARD OF THANKS
We wish t I - . thanks to :HeX end our sinceie
couche, P, E_ 1
Sealed Tenders addressed to Mr. Cvril Gaudet S60” ees will be received until "7 p.m. Saturday-
f couche School. or a new
Plans App1y; the office of the Architect, A. WALTHEN GAUDET, LL.B. Side’-1i),;eE,’OI,',: °“ a d"p°S“‘ Of $35-00 Solicitor,
Signed
.ence, (Mrs. Harland Day, Non.
V Emerald and Wendell,
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Ray White, H a r r y fly
and tender documents 'lléiV be obtained f1'0’“
est 01’ any tender not necessarily accep'E9d'
and neighbours for the acts of kindness and to who sent flowers cards in our ment.
The Ford family.
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MRS. LNDSAY
A shadow of gloomsi-JARPE over Norboro and districts when it becdggolfidw ' that Verna, wife of Lin “WI Sharpe, passed away dial home early Sunday mo - 1191‘ 18. 1958, at the earl I years. Mrs. Sharpe \§a:g;]e°f 49 ‘ est daughter of Mr. and eld- George Mayne, Emerald first break in a family of ii“ ‘ In the year 1939 Verna wen”- live in Norboro and dufingni to years endeared herself Lb‘ always of a pleasant and chi". ful disposition she had. ‘*1- friends and will be gregmymaii sed. in the community, a,1.th0m‘5‘ in failing health for somé tligh. her sudden and unéxpeclme death, came as a -great, shmktid - her husband and family, sh'e t° interested in all activities “was district. Always ready to out with every worthy cause give a helping hand in time of need. At her home om-yo found a hearty Welcome Mi” entertaining her friends was ad of her chief pleasures. She W“ I a devout member of the 5.”: merfield United Church am for several years was teacher in Sunday School and ‘a greafwork er in the Women’s M15330“, ' Society and Norboro women? Institute of which‘ she we. ' I faithful member. It seem, ' hard that one so useful shou1d5': so suddenly and .unenpected; ; taken from our midst, but God’: ways are not our ways. \-It is in her home where in. will be greatly missed, aim" , having the welfare of her hug. band and family at heart, ,1" devoted herself to their , , being and care, and until he; N, cent illness was seldom. allsent frigen them. A
sides her sol-rowing
hand, there are left to M. four sons and one daughter, 11,. — P01. Bryce, Wayne, Garth an Louise, all at‘ home. Her pai-em, three sisters, Evelyli. (Mrs. Hap. old. Yeo, Belmont, Lot 16)‘; mt
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and symphgsl
recent sad bergwhl 5 ,
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boro), Elsie, Emerald; five hm. thers, Winston, Ottawa, ‘out; I Herman, Leeland, and Feiiton, 1 Charlotte- town, also a large number at nieces and nephews to all at . whom she was very dear aiidlm mother - in - law, Mrs. William Sharpe. .
The funeral service, which was .. very largely attended. was held ' at her home Tuesday, May zotli, and was conducted by her pas- tor Rev. . M. Murliepy, existed by Rev. Alexander a-cKay. Mr. Murray took his text from St. John’s gospel, chapter 14, verse: 2 and 3. The hymns were: “The Lord Is My Sllepbelwf’, and “Rock Of Ages". _"‘A “duet, “Heaven Seems " ', was ‘ beautifully rendereglmhy Messrs. Ernest‘ Dunning apdueodrew Johnsltone. " I "
The" pall bearers were: Keith and Allison Mayne, Howard Day, Elmer Stewart, Everett Glover and Daniel Gill-ls. Flower bear- ers were: George Mayne, Jr.. Lloyd and Elton harpe,;MlY1l0 and Winston Yeo.and Ivan Day.
She was laid to‘ rest in tho People’s Cemetery, Kenslngton beside her infant ‘ hie!‘ “Elsie Marie" who predeceased her sixteen years ag . g ' -
We will not say that-Illll
dead,
She is just away.
With a cheery smile and I
wave of her hand.
She has wandered into I fairer
land, And left us thinking, how much fairer that land must be Because she is there.
FLOWERS
Pillow — Husband and family
Cross — Mother. Dad 3“ Elsie.
Wreath — Income Tax SW Association.
Wreath — Jean and Wilistolt Wreath — Emerald Women! Institute. Wreath —— Summer-field United Church Sunday school. Spray -— Evelyn, Harold. PW‘ ence and Harland. Spray Violet, Leeland- Evelyn and Fenton. . Spray — Margaret Hem!”- Georgie and Wendell. Spray —-— Mrs. Stewart. F10?“ Elmer, Bessie. George. Man” and Carl. Spray —- Mrs. Sharpe. Stanley and Annie.’ ~ Spray — Jean, Floyd and fan‘
Spray -— Mrs. Louise Lewis-
Spray ~ Ada ' and Waldm Stewart. " d
Double Spray — Aunt Ida all family.
Broken ‘Circle — Famillf J late George Paynter. E1. Potted Plants —— Leigh and
mer Paynter, Mattie and H3191: An “In Memoriam“ — um’
mei-field W M. S.
CARD OF THANKS d Mr. Lindsay Sharpe 3“
family wish to thank the nuf595 and staff of Prince County H95: pital, Drs. Callaghan and DOW“ ing, Rev, L. M. Murray. 1' Joseph Davison, all who 59“ cards and messages of SYIDP3 3] and the many beautiful I107‘, tributes, all the kind friends 3" neighbours who helped out in 9‘ many ways in their recent be”
avement in the loss of I 10V” I
our‘ kind frienls wife and mother.
TENDER
Four classroom addition Miscouche School, Mia’
four room addition to Mis-
Beachwood Ave., Summer’
G. KEITH PICKARD, Architect.