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Page 10 The,Guardian Fri., April 11, 1958

IN MEMORIAM

ROBERTSON —- In loving mem- cry of our parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Robertson, Red point who were called home Jan. 4th., 1921 and Easter Sun- day, April .10th., 1950.

In that bright eternal city Where no tears er’er dim the eye; In the home of many mansions We shall meet them bye and bye. Always remembered by family.

BYRNE—-In loving memory of Louis Francis Byrne, Morell, who died April 10, 1956.

We hold him in loving memory

While the years go swiftly past,

And we know on Heaven's beau-

tiful shore

Weshall be together at last. Lovingly remembered by wife

and family.

GILLISPIE — In loving memory

Agents Wanted

MEN WANTED FOR RAW- leigli business. Sell to 1500 fam- ilies. Good profits for hustlers. Write today. Ratwleig-h’s Dept. D-475-S, 4005 Richelieu, Mont- real-

IMMEDIATE OPENING. MAN or woman to take over vacant Watkins route in Charlottetown Nothing to invest. ‘No experi- ence necessary as we train you. Minimum earnings $60 weekly. Apply in writing t’ Mr. G. E. Rivard, 350 St. Roch Street, Montreal, Que.

LET ME START YOU IN BUS-

iness on my capital with a net Weekly earnings of more than $75.00, handling in your neigh- borhood, 250 fast repeating nec- essities including Tea, Coffee, Toiletries, Medicines, Insecti- cides, Fanm lines, in establish- ed City or rural Paula routes. Extperience unnecessary. I’ll teach you. 30 days free trial. Established 1934. The Paula Co.

Ltd., 21 St.-Paul St. East, Mon- '

treal.

of our dear father, Thomas B. Gillispie, who passed away April 12, 1955.

Memory is the gift of God that death cannot destroy.

Baby Blncxs

BURNS C H I C K HATCHERY

now open. A special breed for every need.

Always lovingly remembered by Doris, Hazen and Gordon.

DHAMPION—ln_ loving memory of my son who departed this life on April 11, 1957 one year ~ago today.

Many a lonely heartache,

Often a silent tear;

But always in beautiful memory,

HAVE CHICKS FOR YOUR

best market — eggs — broil- ersh. (Some started pullets). May-June broilers should be on order. Heavy cockerels. Mixed chicks in wide choice. Get full list from Bray Hatchery agent, J. Spencer Hughes, E-merald. (Bray Hatchery, Moncton, N. B.)

Of my son, I loved so dear. Inserted by his mother, Mrs.

cars Leaving

Alex E. Champion, Kensington. PE. Island.

Saturday April 12th. Dial 5803.

IN MEMORIAM

cars and Trucks For Sale

OUT OUR WAY

By J. R. -WILLIAMS

For Sale

MANS. GABARDINE. COAT. Size 40. Phone 4767.

which

BABY

CARRIAGE IN GOOD condtiion. Apply Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Kensington.

cleaner,

TWO IIOLSTEIN CALVES. ONE grade. One pure bred. Apply E. Maocabe, Alexandra.

more efficient

PORTABLE TYPEWRITER ONE mouth old. Price $85.00. Dial

3726.

don.

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON BRAND NEW G0v!T SURPLUS meat blocks 24 by 24 cost $87. Now $35., each. Box 538, Summerside.’

John I-Iotpkirk, - E- 1'

MRS. JOHN HOWATT On February 26th, a well loved

1954 .

CHEVROLET. S P 0 R T coupe, in excellent condition. Phone 3141.

and highly respected citizen pas- ud quietly to rest at the home of her son Everett Howatt of

"1952 1—TON DODGE TRUCK IN

good condition. Apply 228 Cum- berland Street.

Tryon in the person of Mrs. John

Howatt in her 87th year. She was the former Minnie

1949_ 1—TON DODGE TRUCK

good motor and tires. Apply Ed- ward MacDonald, Fredericton.

Wright Lea, daughter of the late Richard Lea and his wife Sarah

Female Help Wanted »

Hall of Tryon. She was married to the late John Howatt of Tryon who predeceased her seventeen years ago.

EXPERIENCED

WAITRESS wanted. Apply in person to Ment’s Resturant. ’

Most all her life was spent in Tryon and when health permitted she took an active part in com-

WOMAN OR GIRL FOR PART-

time house-work. Weekends free. No children. Dial 9940.

munity and church work, having a gifted musical ability she was organist and choir director of the united church for many years, where she made a host of ap- preciative friends.

FEDERAL _

38 FT. BOAT. 100 I_I.P. MER- cury marine motor, trap haul- er. Boat 4 years old. Phone af- ter five. 2965. Summerside 331

First St.

INTERNATIONAL CREAM SEP-

erator 600 lbs.

dition. Price $55.00. Apply Ray- mond MacMillan. Wood Islands

P.E.I.

Mr. In perfect con-

RESIDENCE IN oil heated - electrically wired. 7 rooms and bath. Mrs. Melville Baker, Margate.

KENSINGTON and lumber.

barn (80 feet

TWO HUNDRED D O L L AR S cash buys eight room house. House to be moved? or torn down by May 15 1958. Offer ex- pires April 18 1958. Lord’s Ser- vice Station North Tryon P.E.I.

most new.

. A001 MRS. PARN

For Sale

WHY BUY THE OLD FASHION- ed tank or upright V3C““m

madeof tin and plastics? When you now can buy the most dur- able all-metal, (diecast alum- inun constructed) 68 P91‘ 09“: . . “Compact with a ten year written guar- antee backed by Lloyds of 150!!- Highest trade-in policy. Write or telephone 9220 for your FREE home showing. time Compact Vacuum Sales, Kent Street.

FARM FORFSALE

I AT PLEASANT GROVE

The Estate of the late Parnell Curran offers for sale the late Curran’s farm at Pleas- ant Grove consisting of one hundred and ten _ of land, of which eighty (80) is clear and well watered, and the balance under good wood Buildings consist of nine room house and large

garage and hen house, all al-

r LL CURRAN, Pleasant Grove, P.E.I.

probably is

Mari-

Charlottetown,

(110) acres

in length),

LOST AND FOIINII

CIVIL SERVICE, Stenographers and Typists—-

$155-$218 a month depending on

After the death of her husband qua1ifications_ she made her home with mem- bers of her family, although in Applications obtainable at’

failing health for many years, she maintained a great interest in her family and friends.

She leaves to mourn her pas-

Post Offices, National Em-ploy- ment Service Commission, 10 Tobin Street, Halifax, NS,

Offices, and the Civil

where

sing tln-ee sons and 3 daughter, applications should be filed namely, Everett of Tryon: Brent, NOT LATER THAN APRIL 13» Charlottetown: Arthur, Ottawa; ‘1958' ~ alltltll Magel. Gordon Mac- I *

I111 an. ornwa ; 0 sister, Mr

J.S. Hinton Summerside; twf: For Rent

brothers, John Hall of Los Ang- el_es, California and Hiram, Jar- Vls. Alberta; also a number of

TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS

second flood. Dial 3679.

grandchildren and great grand-' 2 children.

The funeral service was held

BEDROOMAPARTMENT, modern, ground floor - central. Apply Box 807 Guardian.

February 28th at Tryon United Church and was conducted by the 1 pastor, Rev. Mr. Earle, assisted by Rev..Mr. Patterson of Corn- wall United Church. Music was under the direction of Dr. Peter MacDonald and hymns sung were

0 God our help in ages past"

LARGE

UNFURNISHED front room, first floor, dial 4584 after 5.30.

T1770 M s Foit_fti«:7§"i7.7'.'i'iiT.7I:

folks looking for a nice place via Classified Ads. Just Phone 8506

and “Rock of Ages”.

Pall bearers were three grand- sons. George and Jack Macmil- lan, Everett Howatt Jr. and three nephews, Asher Howatt, Wendall Lea and Heath Howatt.

Interment was in the Church Cemetery. \ -

5 ROOM HEATED APARTMENT

bathroom continuous hot water second floor, very central. Ap- ply Box 810 care of Guardian Patriot.

«

GROCERY STORE, SUITABLE

for snack bar or barber shop. giggly 314 Fitzroy Street or Dial

For Those Who Prefer To Write Their Own

CLASSIFIED AD 1

and offices,

RENTAL SPACE

All persons interested in

renting space in the base- ment of the Market Build-

ng, if and when remodel- ed to be suitable for shops are asked I.0l nquire at the office of the

City Clerk, City Hall.

HERE'S HOW‘

For Sale

THIS~.—iS a sample 3-line

GIRL’S COAT, SIZE 8 DIAL 8760.

want ad. This ad contains approximately 15 wo1-ds_

GIRLS’

BICYCLE, B.S.A. good condition. Phone 9130.

IN

Phone 8506. You can use an ad like this

TOP SOIL. PHONE 7996. BOOK-

ing orders for later delivery.

to tell about your offer to nearly 20,000 readers of

l STANLEY 55 PLANE. APPPLY

John Walsh, Bedford.

The _ Guardian and The Patriot.

TWO

(2) STACKS .HAY. bert Duffy. Kinkora.

AL-

HERE'S HOW ‘

BALED HAY, TWENTY DOL-

lars ton. Spencer Hughes, Em- erald. -

MUCH

1 day ,........... _s() 4 -oounooooos 5 days 3.60

HERE'S THE NUMBER

8506

QUANTITY OF LOOSE AND

baled hay. Apply Cecil Nicholi son, New Wiltshire.

« BOAT 100 H.P. MERCURY MAR-

iue motor, trap hauler. Boat 4 years old. Phone after five 2695. 331 First Street.

FARM FOR SALE. 200 ACRES of land including machinery

and stock. Arthur Sherren. of Westmoreland.

condition — Apply 17 Dorches. ter St.

B A L E D_ii'A'Y ANDWSIFRAW. Apply Alex Hamilton, New Perth, P.E.I.

We Wlll 39 Glad TO ONE THREE TON roan

Help You Prepare An‘ Ad If You Wish.

truck engine 54. Complete with transmission and governer fit- ted for stationery use. Apply MacKinnon Bros., New Haven.

85 ACRES OF LAND 40 CLEAR balance wood and lumber, :15 plowed. 1 acre of strawberries, 10 miles from Charlottetown. 1 mile from Trans Canada High- way, easy terms. Apply Oswald Buell, Mt. .Albion.

ONE ONLY -— FULLY AUTOMA- Portable Sewing

Machine, makes button - holes, _ sews on‘ buttons. Regular price

$299.75 going for $249.00. Down payment $24 as Iittle,as $2.74

tic Singer

weekly. Singer

164 Gt. George Street. Phone

4551.

tent leather

LOST IN CHARLOTTETOWN Pa- pumps. please call 8677.

Finder

whereabouts

London, collect.

LOST V; 11.1). ELECTRIC MOTOR

in vicinity of Birchwood St. and -. Richmond Street. Reward $2.1 ial 3727 or 4544.

LOST — SCOTCH COLLIE FE- male golden color answers to Lassie. Anybody knowing the

contact Armel

Whitehead or phone 5-11, New

Sewing Centre

Male" Help Wanted

MEN !

FOR SALE USED ELECTRIC and .kerosene oil ‘refrigerator, oil and coal and wood ‘ranges, gas and electric washers, table and floor model TM. bombin- ation radio and record player and car radios, come in today. Firestone Home and Auto Co.

Ltd. 187 Great 5547,

OBARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

ing established

George St. Dial

HERE’S YOUR OPPOR- tunity for a permanent career and an above average income. Manage your own business, sell-

advertised products ~« ties for both home and farm. Free life insurance plan. If you are ambitious and willing to learn, write for details without ' obligation to the J. R. Watkins Co., 350 St. Roch St., Montreal.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS OPTOMETRISTS

and nationally necessi-

a

Bell, Matheson 81 Foster 150 Richmond St.

123 Kent st, J.

1. Elmer Blanchard, EA. 160 Richmond St.

M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB. Bank of Commerce Bldg

Dial 5573

.l. A. Carruthers R. O.

S. Taylor, R.O. Comer Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 —- House 4756

Dial 5612

Montague

H. J. Mabon, R.O.

P. E. I.

Allison M. Gillis, LLB. 130 Richmond St.

Palmer & Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.

Peake 8:

175 Grafton Street J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St.

IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB.

CURRIE BLDG. (Above Shoe Doctor)

DIAL 3361

FREDERIC

Q.C.

Room 207 Confederation Bldg. Corner Queen and Richmond Sts. (Across from Royal Bank Bldg.)

DIAL 3244

Dial 4747

Nicholson

ARCHITECT

J. F. TO 2'"; ARCHITECT 140 Richmond St.

S, B. Arch.

Dial 3865

G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.A.I.C., Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. Dial 8618 Summerside, Wednesdays

Dial 2936 .

166 Gt. Geo. St.

A. LARGE, Phone 4339

Peter A. McNeil

Charlottetown P. 0. Box 513

MUSICIANS

J os. W. MacDonald,‘

B.A.,

150 Richmond Street Dial 4713

MacPhee 31 Trainer [60 Richmond St.

CHIROPRACTOR

Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St.

QC.

H. JOHN HARRIS, F. R. C. 0. Studio — 203 Richmond St. DIAL 4213

Box 472

Dial 5573

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

Dial 6432

McDONALD, CURRIER co. COOPER BROTHERS 8: Co.

E. s. CHANDLER. B.Sc. (E.E.), M.E.I,C., P.Eng. 161 QUEEN sr. PHONE 3325

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

Currie rsldz. Charlottetown Dial sass H. R. DOANE 8: COMPANY 148 G t G ., Dial 6547 w 6548 rea eorge St Charlottetown P. 0. Box 187 ARTHUR J. GARRETT PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING Charlottetown 100 I-‘itnoy Street Dial 532,;

Nursery Stock

ANNUAL FLOWER P L A N T S. Place your order now for an-

‘ nual flower plants, newest and

best varieties. All America sel- ection in the following varie- ties: Royal Carpet sA11ysun.. .New Pigmy Marigolds. Com- anche, Red Satin and Glitters Petunia, etc., Don‘t miss the new early Berghavis cbabagfi. also Burpee big early Hybrid Tomatoes. H. Parker Jewell. York. Phone 7074.

Seeds

——: LET Us HELP YOU your garden the best ever this year! Write today for our cata- ‘°g“°

Services ofteretl

MODERN FUMIGATING

Available throughout P. E. I. for extermination of roaches. bed bugs, rats, insects. 8_tC- Free estimates. Phone or write-

H. R. QUINN. Prop. P. O. Box 451 Phone 8727

:

BOTH WAYS. CLASSIFIED AD- vertising pays. Whether Y0|1’1‘€ an advertiser or a reader. there’s profit aplenty for you in the Classified section. Phone 8506.

CANADA

PROVINCE OF '

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT

The 9th day of April AD- 1959.

In Re Estate of PERLE BEECHER MacK.lNNON late of Charlottetown in Quflefls County in the said Province. Widow, deceased, testate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any CD?‘ stable or literate person within said County

GREETING: _

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of The Royal Trust Company, a body cor- plotrate with oilfice in Char- lottetown aforesaid, the Execu- tor of the above named Estate. praying that a: citation may issued for the purpose herein- after set forth: You are there- fore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House. in Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Pro- vince, ’on Thursday the 15th day of May next coming, at the

' hour of ten o’clock forenoon of

the same day to shew cause if any‘they can why the Accounts of the said Estate. should not be passed and the Estate clos- ed as prayed for in said peti- tion and on motion of John P. Nicholson, Esquire, Proctor for said Petitioner.

AND IT IS HEREBY ORDER- ED that a true copy hereof be forthwith published in some newspaper published in Char-

lottetown aforesaid once, in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the

date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public places respectively, namely, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid, at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia in Charlottetown aforesaid and at or near the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Charlotte- town aforesaid, so that all per- sons .interested in the’ said Estate as aforesaid may, have due notice thereof.

WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer, Judge of the

lottetown

written. By the Court. (L.S. ) —

(Sgd.) Frances B. Vinnicombe,

Teachers Wanted

“BEFORE APPLYING FOR DR accepting any position to teach with the school district, Wii i peg No. 1, teachers are asked to clear with Mr. E. L. . rue" General Secretary, Manitoba Teacher’s Society, 956 Portage at Lipton, Winnipeg.’ '

Wanted To Buy

CAR STATE YEAR AND PRICE Box 811

FEEDER CATTLE. R. MacKIN- non, Mermaid, Phone Charlotte town 7996.

market price. Elmer Curran, St. Peters, P. E. I.

Wanted ‘lo Rent

UNFURNISHED TWO BED- room apartment with 220 W]I-

within five miles of Charlotte- town. No children, have small dog. Phone 4949 between 8.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m.

Wanted

WANTED — ALE BOTTLES. Pints or quarts. Dial 8595-

TWO HOLSTEIN HEIFER CAL- ves, suitable for calf club. write stating age and 91109- Wyman Wright, Kinkora R.R.

ANY LANDLORD WANTING permanent reference tenants for two or three bedroom apart- ment or house. Apply Box 804 care of Guardian and ‘Patriot.

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. 153 Kent st.

IN MEMORIAM

JOHN A. ‘MacDONALD

, There entered into rest on March 19, 1958, John Alexander MacDonald of Rose Valley, P. E.I., after a lifetime of 86 years which with the exception of a few? short periods ’. in Quincy, Mass, wa! spent in ‘Rose Valley and the neighbouring districts of Inkerman and Stanchel.

He was the son of the late Myles MacDonald and his wife Flora Matheson and was famil- iarly known to everyone as John- ny Myles. _

Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Ada K. Wittet, Marion, Mass., and Hannah MacDonald, Roxbury. Mass., also two nephews and a niece in the U.S.A.

tion of Mr. Percy Dawson was held on Friday, March 21st, with service at Rose Valley U 11 i t e (1 Church, conducted by the pastor Rev. I-I.S. Raynor and Rev. Don- ald Nicholson, pastor of Belfast Presgyterian‘ Church.

The hymns sung were “The Lord is my Shepherd” and "A- bide with‘Me”. A solo “My Jes- us I love Thee” was sung by Rev. D. Nicholson.

The pallbearers were J. W. MacKenzie, Raymond Newson, Ira Nicholson, James Nicholson, Algert Todd and Gordon Mac- Kenzie.

Interment was in Springton Cemetery.

STORE SALES up

said Probate Court at ’ Char-

OTTAWA (GP) — Department

: l l .

ier. January - February sales of‘;

$163,956,000 were up 5.7 per cen-t. llncreavse-s in February were re- corded in all areas except Que- bec and Ontario.

A FEW PIGS WEIGHING 30 LBS, ‘

ing in kitchen, on ground floor. '

The funeral under the direc- I

store sales in Canada cnnitinued above last year's levels during February, the bureau of statistics lreported Thursday. February sale

in Q11€‘€!1’S_ Colmtyt of an estimated $78,670,000 were the day and yea!‘ first a.b0V€ up 2.4 per cent from a year earl-

FOR»

SALE 1

Body Parts and Equipment. Cheap.

Apply: TOWN AND COUNTRY REALTORS ‘Phone 3700,

Summerside

TO THE PUBLIC: We are installling new

NOTICE 1

Meters in the City. Patrons

should not experience any difficulty with these. After inserting coin please make sure that you turn the handle full over to the right. It will be necessary to purchase time just as soon as they are installed. ‘

‘C.

W. Mac./ARTHUR, Chief of Police.

Maritimes.

date.

Opportunity For Salesman l Calling On Coun+ry_(-Seneral Stores

Large wholesale dry goods firm has an opening for an experienced salesman to call on general stores in the

Position offers generous remuneration including weekly drawing, road expense and bonus.‘

Could also be worked as side line on commission.

Applicant must have late model car. M

Apply by letter stating age, marital status, presentl employment and sales experience to Scheffer Bros., Ltd‘. %89 St. Paul St. West, Montreal. 8

Applicant will be interviewed in person at later B

. A _. M 77 ,. , 4 DAILY MARKE I QUOTA I IONS u . »~ ~ I ' 9’ . 1310:. 54 52 5;; .2 . gt Ansil 1039 $161/2 1%‘/2 lg/111% qliihab 1000 33 93 as M,‘ l’ l Arcad wts 1000 3 - Rocliwin 500 30 30 30 C. 9 as 35 ——2 . ‘A R Nl Area 5100 8 101/ _. 1,/2 Rowan Cons 2000 7 7 '7 . til’ ' Atilm 500 10‘/2 -333% 201/2 11/2 St Michael 2700 9 '5/2 85% .1,‘ WW‘ Markets At A Glance Atiin-lllkuf 2%‘) 2.1-, 5 5 2 +1 San Ant lgfggg ‘ll; 1 ‘V00 35’ THE CANADIAN P.RESSd l::]i:Ia:ho 5000 121/:2 .121/2 fix/2 :21/2 Sfigfriizxx -4105 41“ 2% +1‘. $1 Toronto—Market lower in mo — Aumaque 45500 131/. 11 232 +3 Si, Mme, 73309 70 54 55 _a W , t tr din . Aunor 33° 232 232 - 31 Stand 1500 ‘i41/2 14 14 .1 .1 ll‘ era e a g - t d at 3800 35 34 so +1 ’ VR 500 7 7 7 :" git New Y°"k"Market1°wer’ ra ' Bani e 500 15 15 15 Sloczlnwrh 13450 135 130 131 +1. ‘fl . . t Barvu 700 71 71 71 _4 Stan exp _ +1. 7. Mt mg 18 . Ba,-y Expl 20 20 stanlgh wts 6440 56 )3 53 _1, _ll’w Montreal — Market genefam’ Bsae Metalssiggg 20% 20% _% stanrck 455 $93 (90 193 +7 - J 1 lower in moderate trading. Baska 00 27 26% 27 Starratt 230000 6 I B-Duti 33 95 _.3 Steeloy 7500 8 u Beaucage 2200 104 3: ‘)5 _1 Smp R 4203 025 910 Belcher ‘ 4650 100 1&5 sturgeon 1000 11 ll CU Belleterre 300 185 185’ 51/ ~+1 sud Cont 1100 6 6 . Bibis $233 1005‘/* mg/2 100 ’ Sullivan 200 195 195 B’croft _ __ ‘ S l rite 700 114 112 MONTREAL (GP) " The U.S' Bicroft wts 29° 35 35 lg -2% Tzridim 53233 121/2 11% dollar Thursday closed at a d1S- Bidc01iI3 $333 1: 1; 5 Taurcanis 65: °* 2 31:” 9“ °“‘‘ Eifiieia wt u n — it i:::.:..:‘ .... .. Of Canadiafi flmdsv 5'32’ P0“ Bouzan 150° 33,, 3?, 33 : Q Thom L 1300 so so 1 sterling $2.73 7-16, up 9-16. lgoyinage gggg 5% 2 57,, 580 +5 Ti“: H $343 2; 2; $801‘ _ __ T ' Bmul Reef 52v 52% 521/, 1 lchih L125 17 17 Brnhrst ' ‘2 Ult-Shaw 10573 32 31 Buffad RL 733790 6 780 .790 + is U Asbestos ‘3650 700 690 Cami? U Estella 1500 73/2 7 . 1300 as 85 so —-1 . TORONTO (GP) "' .Specu1a.mVe 8 ifiiiait 3000 22 22 22 Unl\’I:Il!llO 16223 353 gag!/2 interest in low — PF1C_ed mmes Cdn Thor 1000 8 0 22; 4 Um can 50,, 62 62 Thursday created heavier - than— canafiit mg 1% 1:: 125 H 5 on G 1415 3151/, 15 usual alcnvxty but the rest of the ewts 1800 51 so 60 LIpIl:te lgllg gill gig Smck markft 1°.“ g‘r°“¥‘d f°r the captain 425°° 13 17 18 15 Maitrans 1000 4 4 fifth time in six sessions arnid Cayzor 1000 4.15 :3: «iii; :5 Medal 1140 M 2‘, Quiet tI‘adiI1~g- _ Cent P3‘ ‘gm 111:; 17 1., +1 Midcon 41100 93 37 A‘1l‘h'°‘“'g‘h interest was heavy m giiii:teJrae- 4000 04 34 34 -1 Itgriiliar-“£31 1:222 2214 22 . - ' - 1 , L , speculative mines, no active Chimgli 700 48 48 -is +; N Chamb moo 1,7 1,7 stock gained more than 3/2 go(cih1\):V1é10 Egg 271'; “~70 21% '- cents. ' ‘“°.y' 9 . . . . . L k 1670 18 18 Refining oils and pipelines were ggigstgne 8400 30 solidly lower with few gains and CP,,i,,g,,5 550.0 53 several losses. (5 22% $3. _ _ _ _ Senior base metals. golds. uI‘afl- C De“ W“ 2235 430 . P d T 5% 30 30 W illms and We‘5‘t°r“i'5fl51°5tgrqlmd‘ c Discovery 600 265 364 254. .-1 Pfilolvi Gas 1300 262 258 £3 3“ 4. at in a fractional range. Low-brlced CG Arrowl 3200 :2 ii; :2 -1 Quonto 3250 m 9 9%“; .,.we, stocks in these groups, other than C Halhwel 00 1 1 Bichwll 3337 110 no 110 .5 . ‘ d in a C Marben 3643 331/2 30 3 -6- Rocky Pete 1046 12 1° 10 V .‘, the most-active ones, move C Marcus 100,, 55 55 55 ,1 Royame 7% $11 % 11% WI -114 W 10 or 15-cent range with losses C0,, M and 5 445 317% 17:,/, 171/, :4s,o Sapphre 2900 6 66 M :19 l h, holding a numerical edge. C 11‘\’[/Iogul 1:33 121; 113 ‘E H Scurry 1200 202 zoo mg +, ‘ is Index losses: Golds .44 to 77.76; C 01350“ , 5 Secur Free 100 440 440 440 _5 A t C M°Sh9l‘ 599 55 55 5 South U 4500 161/2 16 16 ll base metals .86 to 148,33, wes ern C0,, News 44000 25 21 21 +1 — Spanner 2000 20 20 20 W oils .46 to 124.27. C Persh 1 500 10 10 10 -1 Stanweu 1894 71” 69 70 » 9‘ TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS (2 Red Pop 1000 9 9 9 + 1/2 Tex Ca, 10000 43 4,, 1 45 _I» By The Canadian Press C Regcourt 0000 14 14 14 Triad Oil 536 420 A10 410 _ ‘hallo Toronto Stock Exchange—April 10 C Sannorm 1000 5% 5% 51/2 + ‘xi Lwn 0115 335.00 177 171 175 , 7,, t _ . .7 /70 7 -I. (Quotations in cents unless marked $. Con Sud 3212 1 ‘0 wesbum 1300 6 . 68 68 ‘ H z—0dd lot, xd—Ex-dividend, xr——Ex- C Tungsten 8100 12‘ 101/2 11 +1 W Dec Wts 40,00 20 m 20 _1- __ fights, xw—Ex-warrants.) Cop Corp 3803 22 21 21 ‘*1 w can or, 1700 15 155 155‘ __1I_ Net Coprand ’ 3250119 115 119 +4 WC OG ms 800 15% 12 15% +3 : Nil Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge goulee 73 6; S; .wmdfau 2030 13 13 13 _1. MINES roinor _ Yan Can 7000 7 7 1 ‘ Acad Uran 2000 6 51/. 6 +1 ctowoat 'Iv0 8- 8 8 "- ‘/9 BANKS 7 ‘ " " Akaitcho 2000 4.5 4-5 415 -—-1 Cusco 1000’ 11 11 11 + % Mom; 430 3421/ 421 " llrm , 4 /5 42% , Alba Expl 5000 5% 5 5 DAi-agon 28600 23 20 20 -2 NS 273 $53% .53 53 _“~ 1 A150,“ 375 514 137/5 14 Delnite 1000 49% 491/2 49% -— I/1 Comm 143 344% 44 M _,A, , ‘. Algom ms (330 4,35 4,30 4,30 _.5 Dome. 890 $14% 14% 141/4 — V2 Royal 1341 5551/‘ 55 55 _%- “ M Anacqn 4500 45 41 44 Donalda 500 12 12 12 INDUSTRMLS _* it ' Anglo H141‘ 500 $10 10 10 Iéuviiaw 1 113/, 1351/, ling, Alummj i783 $%% 25% XM_“. _« 35 ‘- 3 ~-9 0 Anglo Nfld 561 051/; We 51/; 1 IN MEMORIAM _. c ma R .c iaiaei-1 5003 71 70 71 D Magma no $103/‘ 1°“ 1°‘/‘ ‘ ' ‘El Sol 7500 13 111/2~ 111/2 — 1.4 D Steel 350 ‘$20 2° 2° "3’ . Eureka 5, 2.21/2 37.9.1/2 221/; 4. IA glgingtal. fig?) £2 ' 6 6 '1‘ ll.” Expl All 12700 20% 20 20 Pbim, New $20 56;’; 1?; 9, Wm Fa con 1250 $23 1225/s —% sifnpsons 1332 313% 17% M” l . . .- . + it ' Faraday 1800 138 136 138 1-2 Stedman 155 526% 26% 26% M” Fara wts 1300 42 4.2 42 ——3 Walkers 815 525% 25% M (Mn Fla Can - 7900 12% 11% 123/s + 3/4 ._ ‘ ‘l Fra“.°°°“T 4000 3 6 Total sales: 2934000 l ‘ :;::‘:::.r 1.3333 133 Ii?»/. ‘fit. It ’“°“,,"°,T,fVECT‘:,*‘.°NT;>, 81°C" 0“ Galkeno 1200 37 37 37 +2 ’ ° an ‘“”‘ ’°" llilfl - _ , Net (égltgx Mines 10030) 91:0 91:1; Stock sI::;e)sUSfiiIgl1MI:stiw Cloieclrp lwh :23 .3; .2: .3: _.. to so it 1» ts- Glacier 10575 205 183 200 +15 sSCagPL $25 $335 :56 3&7?‘ ‘W ~ . Gl U 3500 1 1/ . _ e ‘ r ‘ ‘ 4 REV. RF. MALONE» o§i‘.i’;t. ”“ 1000 13 ifs’ “ 3 Jo, CPR “"°,,,”“ W/' 94-“ lfi _ Gold Man 3500 34 32 .32 _ is . ‘ Rev. Ralph Francis Malone, a Grandroy‘ 5000 30 an 30 a ‘ism ‘ ‘ ‘ 4‘ ‘ll . , . G d con 41100 93 B1 02 +5 - native of St. Anns Parish, Lot Gf,:“m‘:° 300 100 100 100 Wespac 19000 061.5 34 36 +1 1” 65, Prince‘ Edward Island. dlIed\Gu1zh 3:33» ;g }g 1; +1 Anchor moo 22 an at -1 fall after a lengthy illness at the Ed- Gunnar 2135 $15 14% 15 + as N Bum m°°Mm§’§ I” T"‘”"‘ M monton General Hospit-a»1 on Jan- Gmmal‘ Wis 1340 725 715 715 Maralgo 540050 5a 4514 49% +31% «M uary 16th, 1053. He was Pastor ‘,§:§§g§°“k 1:003, 13,, 13 I}, starratt 230000 0.? 6 W20 V“ of St. Michael's Parish, Leduc, Headway 32700 71 I 57 09% .1 $111” mmmm 3,3,, av’ 1:?‘ ml" Alberta, at the time of his death. H9301 500 7 -2 7 + to z.‘.....#..Z' moo out 35 35% -05 PM Father Malone was loved and aéglsl 150_ 149 150 +1 » ‘ \ -4 ,ll-ll-l revered by all who knew him and E33, 520 2,213; fiat: fig’ 3/‘ . ' —‘ml’l as a young and brilliant student Hugh-Pam 1500- 15 15 15 _ .19-ll-l at St. Dunstan’s University, as 3 1194 ,1-also 11.500 9. 7 6% 61/2 — an §"'ll'l . . . ns ira 0 - _ , ; _ Teacher in this Province, as a mpN,c1:e'l1 23g 5;? ;’g% 33% :51*%. MONTREAL (C13) _pr1.ce51‘-g. Parish Priest in the Archdiocese Int Rain 9500 23 - 24%, 24,/2 __ _,/I maimed lower Thursday in ml. 4 ll of Edmonton, but particularly “I511 Cor 2100 93 96 95 .1 f 1t all. h selectiveissues lllnllq ' ‘ .. 1T0nBay 1000150 ' Oaaer yy « l was his life exemplary as :1 Jacob“ '37”, 109 “lg 13;? on the Montreal and Canadian Champlain in the‘ Canadian Army Jaye Expl 4100 _ 60 63 Stock exC‘h,a,n,g_eS_ Trading W”-. during World War II. It was while Jeanette 3500 11 10 10 ..1 moderate I l making this sacrifice_ for his 51500 18 i7 18 +1 Base metals pipelines and uti1.—,._. , country and the St iritual need 109° 23‘/5 4* 23 -1 ’ = ' 31 ,Of our boys Oversgas that bps gonsmith 500 9 ,1, 9 ities led the decline.‘ Illtel‘Il0I:t10il‘ -,0] . ‘ ‘ ls owsey 3744 44 42 , 7- , 1 to 70 rats. health began to fail nevertheless Eznvigtg 12000 ¢_; 5 4: 2 , §,I1§,E§%aiir{§%p§;ian1g T,an.5’.c3.nada ,. he contined laboring intdefatiga~ Klgfiqbe d 17% 1:5/o , at 25 lost 1/2 each and (;ame;u«.~.. bly until the war was over. His Kilem wts 300 so 1;; 1:3 +1 power eased % to 321/‘L A lllli. health was then permanently im- Kirk Hud 12500 6 5 6 :1 In the mjxed.to.1oWe1‘ brztcllef ‘ . paired and he was never really L‘“"i km 200 105 104 105 ‘ ’t’al1ll well again t. r.or.ui gm M, 6, 6,, were the steels, neWSP1“Sli1‘ mt ‘ l l _ ' - Laln L':‘ - . V ', ’ ,'on e . Of a quiet and unassuming na- 1. SL'r.r.]2l§ ill)» 43) 113 8 ' ‘6 Constructions. D0n'nmI Ollll I : 0 410 -10 1/2 to 20 ad Canadian ron , ture, Father Ma-lone possessed a "~f3",_ 10300 1.-.1 14:» i4.=. . 4 . . d 3/ to 26 Pm kind and gentle disposition and I‘'“‘’‘“‘“n 1000 4% 41/2 416 no "95 '‘=’a‘‘‘‘‘* 8 ' whit . - . t LL Lac 125 137 we 13- Brothers eased 1/2. to 36 ~ r’ one had to know him well to ap- Io‘a-'0 4200 ' . - ed it . - - - - 1 - ~ ' ‘ ‘ "2 49 49 ~-3 Consolidated Paper lm'l11‘0V : -. >l€Clate his Christian P aith, deep !«"'<W§l0 wt: 100 27 «m 2*; 1 .1d- Products dip ‘ l'l1~ humility, and perfect resignation 2000 9 - 9 9 - to 33 /4t aggyfiul mg » lit. to God’s Holy Will that ermea- 153:. 5 779” 33 3 22 -1 pe .0 2'. I . ll“- ted and ever guided hi: whole ill:-11:58 Z02 26:; '25: M: ~Refmmg 0115 Werf Urn:-dutllm‘ life. During his last years he suf- 7;“-‘fi"1 MG 300 93 3 93 + K hlghen Banks were owe ’ 5 fered constantly, and his life was $00 22” . 22-‘ 2 changed‘ 1; in mine‘l*m“ not an easy one, but he bore it iiaiéxfte 1083 9;” of" 4” Trage was mqdemofi ers alltl M‘ with firm Christian fortitude, and Manearsf U 2000 7 V; 9?; V‘, and °11‘S,an‘d bow’ 9.1‘ 1oweg','l"“- he was freq,uem,1,y heam to Say Ma-“also 540050 so 452,5 4% H,/.‘ speculatives were mix -0 H _, Mi. “If this was not God’s will my illiifiq" 120"" F 6 ‘ can Met 105* 13 °e‘“5t?1'25'_,~M.1i . . -— }-me 11350 .4 5 .=.2 — 2 lin erl st 7/ to 22 UnitedA lug suffering would indeed be un - Martin 62200 211/ 19 g 0 8 ’ -1 ope- beat-a,b1.e_” Ifiaatch 2000 45 2 35 C€I1tS"_ Whlllg Celia; Father Mamne had a deep pa_ Mgr‘;-t1;};1; 600 13 13 13 miska Copperimproved lb triotic love’ for the Province‘ of McMar oi; $7: 7: 73 - H’ 700- . . erag‘ 3 his birth, and wzhenever possible Me‘"“'11 500 75 75 7: The exchanges cl°Smg ax, ' fm“ returned home to visit his fam- fi.°§a..U’3n 500 9 9 9 + to 5' OW banks “ff ‘07 .at 46t' -515 5”‘ fly_ when illness forced him to M11113: 53%;?) 102 95 /95 .ities off .8 at 136.9.1fl>d“5“ 1 W‘ give up his Pastoral duties for Minda 500 19: 19: 19: "1 '5 at 2431‘ papers down E6859- a time, he asked that he might Min Corp 210 1000 975 1000 :10 1084-96 and g°1‘d5 °fl1'4s8Ta ' come back to Prince Edward Is. ¥1§:_ol“;‘“d 0000 71/; 71/4 71/2 MOIETREAL C°‘2§§§',.G Press L land feeling confident that his Monet; 13353 «ii 33 $3 Abmbi Y T1” ht?/Z’ Hud say, , ‘.3 en health would be restored in his Nama Cr 6700 21 ab 20 1 Asbestos W/2 Hud WM” native climate. Although he im- N“ EXP1 1000 17 17 17 Bank Mm" 42%‘ ""9 B?“ proved great, d . h. New Alger 2000 01/2 6 5 ._,/ Bank NS 53 Imp 911 v V llrlnlg is rest New Ath 1000 23 23 23 _ ,1; Boone c Nat 40- Int Nick ,3 l and he was able to resume his N Dicken 2350 231 zoo 23,, V Btahurst A son Int Pap : its duties in Leduc, he was not com_ N Fortune 2000 11 ~ 11 11 +1 B‘‘“‘“’‘‘ B 15 M35533’ ’ Y p1ete1y cured, and graduafly his §(I}{oldvue 41300 3 51/; 51,5 +1.4 gelrl 4%;/. poscéollm . _ ‘ ' razi - health agaln began to fail. He N illilg iiv ii: . Bldg Prod 391/: Noranda I returned homes in November New Jason 2000 7 31: 81;: -— 92 C Cement 29 Price M . 1351; to be present at the fun Newlund 1600 15 13/ 15 __ C Steamship 121,/s Que’ Pow .- l.m_\ eral 1 of his brothe E N Man 500 23 28 20 C 3”‘ Cm“ 44 R°y"1Ba " who k V F llgerte. and those N Minda 100% 31/2 31/. W2 '_:2,/ Cdn Brew 27% Royalite j pm new him realized he was N Mylama 21000 +19 16 ' 18,, we (join Celan 16 St Lcorp ,5 .4