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FIN MEMORIAM

LANE-In loving memory of our dear moher Mrs. George E. Lane. who passed away OI Septenf Mill. 1355-

Sadly missed by daushtan tiny, Edythe and Laura and son

Bertram.

SMITH-In loving memo; of lianiel Smith accidentally kill- ed at Vernon. P.E.I. Island. Seplembe 25th, 1951.

Time whom we love go out of

sirtht,

Ilm never out of mind.

Tlicy are cherished in the hearts

or those they leave behind. Luringly remembered by his

title and family.

SMITH-in loving memory of my father Daniel F. Smith who has accidentally killed in a Illi.!IIVi'a)' accident at Vernon. Pl-2. Island. September 25th. 1951.

There is a home not made by

hands.

Hcynnd its golden door

Awaits the one who is now away,

Mt lost. lust gone before.

And in that home not made by

hands.

The master will prepare

A place for us. And when he calls

rli-'lI meet our loved ones there.

Those we love we never lose.

For always they will be

Loved. . s cc, 9.. -,

Always in our memory. Lnvingly remembered by son,

Angus, Everett. Tomato. Ont.

CARD or THANKS

We wish to express our sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for the many cards sent to Ill during the death of our brother Maynard Bryanton.

His sisters. Mrs.

Adams. Mrs. Horace Stewart.

Discuss life insurance Act

HALIFAX (CPI - Charles L. Reazley said " d y f' 4!

Agsatsiiatas

Fi"Ian

runs ms aaarnr. saunro on

Christmas cards. English and

Noah. Also gift items. wraps.

toys. scripture and religlntm cards. Inquiries invited also from churches. clubs. Lauren tsian Greding Card Co.. U11

t. Denis. Suite 58 hysntrteal. Quebec.

SPARE TIME CAM! IAII SIM easily selling ' ” high quality Christmas Carla and Novelty Gifts. Newest, completely different designs. It's fun. Friends buy.on sight. Ilrite today for iron catalogue. and samples on approval. Big profits. noQsnerlence neednd. clubs. Homer - Warren Com-

.s-unansnnn nooil -heated. ll Uppumllahmol.

AT 21 RICHMOND STREET. I rooms and bath. hot watar. heat. continuous hot watt.

Pirona I183 or P.O. Inn 3.

FURNISHED HEATED Illi- room and kitchenette su.ItnHn for nurses. near both hospit- als. Dial 827! after I p.m.

uaauruu

stating salary and giving raf- :.encoa. Lloyd Oliver, Alber-

pany. Dept. 23. All I" ” Special plan for churches. Ave.. Toronto. I

NEW AGENCY IN THIS COUN- try offering the latest crea- tions in ladies” and childrena' dresses. also skins, suits. housecoats. bras and girdles. etc., seeks active representa- tion. No experience required. No deliveries. Na disbursement. All the work is done by our

sampled and coloured photos.'

Highest commission paid in full immediately. Free dress bonus. CAPRI DE PARIS, 1235-M Iberviile St.. Montrcnl.

START IN BUSINESS ON MY capital. You require no capital to become a cessful Paula dealer. . .l'u finance your bun- lness. Full or part-lime. Un- limited opportunitlest distribu- ting over 2(1) famous well Known '” h A quality neces- sities including Teas. coffees. Spices. Extracts. Cosmetics Medicines, Waxes, Insecticides,

' Farm products to establish- ed ' n in your vicinity. No experience necessary. I will guide you to success and se- curity. Write today to: G. Laur- in President, The Paula Co. Ltd.. 21 St. Paul St.. East. I treal.

Isardsrs Acnsnnadatsd

WANTED. ONE OR TWO boarders. Students preferred. Private home. Dial 9463.

CAN ACCOMMODATE ELDER- ly couple or two lady pension- ers. Nice warm home. First floor. T i--M all year. or winter months. Reas- onable rates. Phone 7431.

insurance superintendents will discuss revisions to the life insur- ance act at annual sessions hero. The three - day meeting bogus Uirridaly.

.lIr. Beasley. preaideht of the A-MICIIIIIOII of Insurance Superin- leirdcnis for Nova Scotia. said sum? "almost revolutionary" "Ilz'II1'lC1 will be considered in pro- pmiils at the meeting.j I '

He said tllll in the IIIP aunclation ho il(Il'iII, sickness K I - rs HHVP I015. The ssuperllltondctrtn, '""t'iIns annually since 1917 ree ummend revisions and amend- nrrirts to the Uniform Life lnsun mire Act and the Automobile I riirancn Act. , I

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Ccrnctdians Travel And Spend More

OTTAWA (CPI - Canada had nmriy as many citizens travel- ling abroad as she had visitor! in I956-and the Canadians spent more than the visitors.

The bureau oi statistics said llonday that S7.100.000 persona visited Canada while 27,2oo.ooo Canadians went abroad. Compar- atlve figures for the previous .VciIr were l.lD.W) visitors and 24.n00.000 Canadians going out.

This means that M.O00.0tll pan- snns travelled between Canada and other countries during the war, a three per Mt increase over the s:.aoo.ano in list.

Visitors to Canada last year spent an all-time high of 338.000.- M0. ugv:.m.tll0 or three per cm the previous year. Americans alona spent saos.ooo.- um,

(anadiaa spent neprly 8500.1 ""0000 in other countries. 00.- Wl.1f:l50sor ll per cent more than in .

VAST NOITIILAND

The Northwest Territor- :: cover 1.253.488 of the total I.- -W-"00 square miles of land arpa in Canada.

can and Tracks For Sale

llll DODGE SEDAN IN GOOD condition. Apply Don's Serv- ice Station. Grafton St.. East. "57 MERCURY. AUTOMATIC. radio. etc. 8,000 miles. Trans- f . Priced for quick saln hone Summersldc 7703.

ONE If TON TRUCK EXCEL lent tires. good running order. Pricod for quick sale. Cous- hfs Radio Sela. ilrrnter Rive Phone H.

rsu PLYMOUTH COUPE. GOOD condition. owner moving. Low price for quick sale. Apply John H. Riley. Albion Crou. Peter's Bay. R.R. 2. P.F..I.

III! STUDEBAKER CHAMPION Perfect condition. radio and heater. good tire reason for selling. leaving p ee. Mrs. R. E. Connelly. Dtlnnalinage.

isss FORD cusroMi.'I'Eir st. dan, two-tonc. radio and heat- er. Whltewall tires. plus two winter tires. Phone Siin or call at 53 Hayfield St. This car must be sold. owner leaving for Ontario Saturday morning.

cars Lmlag

CAR LEAVING FOR Itl'I'ON ptemha 28. can ac odatc three passcngeralma 3139 for lost

Rn RENT ri.oorr SANDIII Chandler Bros. Dialvpdilhp

ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM. ground floor. Dial roao.

FURNISHED. HEATED IED sitting room. Central. Dial 380.

sar.f'coN-r.riivan nous: IN centre of City. no young child- ren. Apply Box 635 Guardian:

SMALL nousn. rrrarr an and fuel for part -time work. Dial 5500.

FOR RENT IMMEDIATELY. small house. About October to. I room apartment. .l.L. Ray- ner. Summersids. Phone 118 evenings 8271.

RIPI.EY'S RELIEVE IT OR NOT

KOSY HOUSE TRAILER. INIT- lated and furnished. Will an- . ”-'- four. May he mov- ed. Write Box 112 or iron 0'- Leary 25.

For his

DOUBLE BARREL QUIOUN. 67 Douglas Street.

sasv carr'riia(";rE IN axon.- lcnt condition. Dial INS.

NEWLY. FRESIIENED. COW. Percy Maclntyre. Milton.

vouNo PIGS. APPLY Anas- an Dekker. Sherbrooke.

QUANTITY OI" II OALIIAII

size barrels. 810 each. Wad- dell Bros. Crapaud.

TWO GUERNSEY COWS. RI newly f.eshened.. Apply Ernest Younker. Broolrfield.

FIFTY PULLETS READY TO lay. Apply Mrs. Edwin Duffy. Village Green. ,

GIRl.S WINTER COAT SIZE 14. evening dresses also I! with alioes to match.

no crrorcr: sis MONTH our pullets. Robert Ileanoy. Clin- ton.

no irui.r.i-Yrs. 5 MONTHS our. Apply Mrs. Russell Smith. Oys- ter Bed Bridge.

FURNITURE AT I05 DOICIE tcr Street. wodnsdny afternoon or phona M64.

ONE SOW TO PARROW LAll' of October. Arnold MacNoin, Mt.-Albion.

ONE NEW SELF-FEEDER, to fit any size mill. Gsory Smith. Bradaibane.

HOUSE AND 101' FOR IALI. Apply Oliver Smith, Mt. Stow- art.

CIIEV. MOTOR AND TRANS- misslon complete in good cu- dition. Price 333.00. Stirling Stewart. Pownal

APPLES. GREEN OR RIPE TO- matoes. pears. s. tent young corn. W.Jp.. acltay Var- non Bridge.

LARGE QUANTITY OF TOP soil and pig manure. all I hols for sale. Stephen Hall. Phone 0032.

NYLON LACE! 8 YDI. CID Ribbon. I500 ..yds. .Il.M. ” ”' ' tafistiscd. Va - ls". Postpaid. Schaefar. SM. Drum- mondvilla. Gus.

I-'OR SALE-l'AWCE'l'l'E Ilb verbrook range. For wood or coal. 1 years old.Good as now. Apply Mr. Murray F A ” Long Riv r.

ONE 8 T or SCALES WIIOI lng u to St!) lbs. in shape. Priced to sell. Prod- g;lC'k Turner. WIIISIOI N dlll

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ALUMINUM . COMIINATIIIU doors and windows. stop and stair railings Trade in your old doors and windows at Wet therall Aluminum Co. 125 Kant St.. Dial M2! Free estimates.

l.ADl"S MOUTON FUR COAT. La 's vanity dresser. Wilton rrtg I x I! and mats. lawn mower at bargain prices. A)- ply M0 Water St.

ONE 10 YEAR OLD RED IAI- ristler m:ra. Weight tanned: Wil wor at anything. artteed or monv Hillbilli- John H. Young. Ill Convad Street. summsrsida. not ill or Phone SM.

1 ROW LEVEL IID JOIN- Deere digger, I furrow; Coch-

on rubber. 1 sets

spring harrows. J. L.

Rayner. Summersido. PIC!

1186. evenings 8171.

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shutt ploug

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PIANOLIXSIIIVIN E espsriaaccdtaacheriaParI- dnladiatrict.DIdX.

Ind of furniture Irons New York. Apply Mrs. E. Rafuan. I

Iastsl WE-rain-ai.n 'nor-nan. Pintsorquartnbialf.

STUDENT WANTS IEOIB of French lessons. Phone Sill.

WANTED usan roraro rack- er. on rubber. ustcr Bagldn Summersidc East Plums TBI.

Wants! To Say

WANTED GOOD USED KW

First Reading also available, Diploma awarded. Free folder Mention course required. Prl-. naary School of Drafting. Dept.I CG. Box 11!, Station ”Q." Tor-' onto.

FREE SAMPLE OUTFIT JUST like a men's store. Make money full or part time. NoI experience needed. Free cloth- ing for yourself as extra bon- us. Now you can sell to every man. clothing, shoes. shirts. slacks. sportswear. work clothes. etc. Write now for Free Sample Outfit. and full instructions to Dept. No 25 The Cooper-Johnson Company, P.O. has 1100. P l- .. Qua.

TELEVISION - RADIO SER- vercing, Wireless Operati all offer big money. Trained en urgently needed. Ask for facts on how you can prepare for a good paying Job in one of these fields and remain at work. No axpnriance - but some high school needed - Give educa- tion. ago and post your request quickly - no obligation. Radio College of Canada. Box 171. Moncton. NB.

HIFELLA!

Want to sell a famous brand portable uipewriter? only 81 down. It a week. We want you to represent us in your com- munity High commissions. Full or time. You sell, we col- lect. This is really a salesman's dream. Act today - tomorrow may bi too late. Write to Type writer Division, 118 Mccormack St.. Toronto I.

ISLAND GRILL. QUEEN ST. serving full course dinners: Specialising in Chinese dlshu. Dial rzss.

"YOUR HOROSCOPE Pol. II costs. include birthdsts when ordering. Your name unlead- grgsg. Astfll. Box I. Amherst.

ILINDOR TABLETS ARE Ef- fective. S waeks' supply 1.50; I weeks 66: at all druuiata.

Ssrrncss tlfisrsd

Trucking of any kind after 0. p.M. and on Sat. afternoon in Ilnldaya Dial 0690.

SAWS FILED AND SET. NOW is the time to get yours done Also axes. grasa sheara and tools sharpened. Modern Saw Filing service. 106 Cumberland It. Phone 4700.

water radiuora. Phona Ill? tr write P.O. Do: 102.

Vlaritsd To that

HOUSE OR HEATED APART- ment. preferably with three bed-rooms. Apply Box 01 Guardian.

Elnora noon. rurrnrsnnn and heated. in central ' ”

ceptcd.

I PROPERTY SALE

Tenders for the Pethick Residence (9 rooms) and large lot, situated 299 Euston Street will be re- ceived by the undersigned up to and including October 3rd. The highest or any tender not necessarily ac-

MRS. W. H. Pl-IPHICK. 299 Eriston Street.

SEPT. 25th at 2 P.M.

F. J. DOUCE'I'l'E Owner

AUCTION SALE IN HUNTER RIVER

Attractive home. all modern conveniences, lawns landscaped and one acre of land. Sale WEDNESDAY,

CLAUDE CRASWELL Auctioneer

Write Box 850. Guardian.

35 REWARD OFFERED FOR

news of house or tanamsnt fc rent in City. urgently required soon. Write Box 443 Guardian.

Wsrlt Iiaritsd

EXPERIENCED LADY WANT! to work cleaning offices in the evenings. Apply Box 440. Guar- dian or phone 302) during al- terhoon.

LIGHT PICK-UP and DELIVERY

SERVICE . DIAL 6613

WANTED

Delivery Boy -Applv-

WEATI-lERBY'S GROCERY

FOR SALE

W. W. Greener, Grade F 12 gauge double bnrrelled. excellent condition. Price 5100. Price when new over 5400. Apply Family Bakery during day or at house. 162 Granville St. in the evening.

Martin McKenna, Summer-side.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

Doll. Mathcson I Foster ll. Rklli Sit C.

J. Elmer Blanchard, BA 1! WM DC. Dlll M

M. A. Fanncr, Q.C., LLB: lad of Commerce p Allison M. Gillie. LLB. us Ilahnsand at. your rig A. Waltlien Gaudct. LLB. H” M. Ill GTIJQ H.

Palmer IF Dank st Neva Scatla Bldg.

-"rIi.Ta Nici.oiioF- .....'Z.";l." .l. A. Mlllluigan on-no aria. Dialogs cigar IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB. CURRII ILDG.

(Above Dan Doetdl DIALIII

ass! I. 'it' MscDONALD, Qfcf loci 1

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OPTOMETRISTS

.I. A. Cnrruthcrs, R. 0. III Kent 58. Dlll -3

Byron I-Crlant. 124 Kent 84.. "II

I. S. Taylor. R.0. Caner Kent I Qneon KI.

Office 0181 - Henna HIS ii. 1. M15... irTo. Maatagao ' P. E. I.

CHIROPRACTOR

n..wTiL Carson Nlhlncolt. IIIICC

ARCHITECT

- G. into. riT.i."'ua: I. Arch. M.R.A.I.C..

Sarnsnersldn. P.l.l. lid 1 Charlottetown. Taaanaya n-luvs. oral use

MUSICIANS

H. JOHN HARRIS. anon

nits.rin.m Acosta

T-ITI- HALCII

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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

MeDONAl.D. WI! 3 on. it i oooraa anoint tn-nan-on

AUCTION SALE

OF FARM MACHINERY AND FURNITURE AT YORK

SATURDAY, SEPT. 28th AT 2 0'CLOCK

I stationary engine. Fuller Johnson, 4 HP.: 1 set driving har- ncsl; horse rug. new; buffalo robe; drivirrl sleigh; driving wagon; 2 ladders; wheel barrow; sewing machine (Singer); 1 Cuba heater; I Kenwood oil heater: I Queen heater: 1 davenport and chair; extension table and chairs; sideboard; S cnmmodca; and mattress; 3 occasional chairs: ice chest;

bed spring radio table: chif-

fonicr: kitchen table and cahirs: book case; bureau, miscellaneous tables and chairs. pictures. other articles too numerous to men- tion.

CLAUDE CRASWELL Auctionelr. phone Tlld

MRS. GEORGE WATTS. Owner

MAURICE BLOCK co. LTD.

YOUR BEST MARKET ' FOR

-IRON and STEEL SCRAP

(2.ooo'Ib'. tonl szo.oo

CAR. BATTERIES ...................... each 1-00

Paying highest cash prices for hides. horsehair. -beer bottles, scrap metal.

Truck scale weighing for your convenience.

Centrally located opposite Eaton's Store on Kezt Street.

Open 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. Monday through Friday. Saturday 8 AM. - 1 PM.

OPPORTUNITY THIS AREA

cauaian Company operating on a national scale has tmmediala openings for men or to local h ' dealing with somcof Canada's largest chain stores; can be band- led in spare hours at start if desired; honesty and dependability more important than past experience. Our liberal financial amiat- anca anablea rapid expansion. This is a business on a high plane for high type men or women of character only.

APPLICANTS MUST HAVE APPROX- 3l.700.00

(Which Is securedl. and good references. These openings will pay you exceptionally high monthly income immediately. and rapidly increase as business A . Prefer applicants aspiring oarnlnll gum gromom to szo.ooo.oo yearly. No high pressure men wantod as NO SELLING required. if you can qualify and have necessary cash, writs today living phone number and particular: for 100-1; interview. Write: Manager. P. O. Box No. us, Station 3. Mont-

raal. QlIGNC-

AUCTION SALE

t AT MONTAGUE

TODAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25th OF PROPERTY AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS

I have been instructed by the Executor of thr Estate of late Albert J. D. Martin to sell by Public Auction the 10 room dwelling. next to Kings County Hospital. with large lot. also all household furniture and effects. including some effects of the lat: Mrs. Isabella K. Kriott.

Snip of Property 12:30 p.m., Furniture at 1 p.m.

A mllaction of Victorian and Antiques. rose-wood. and walnut furniture. including cabinet radio. Vlctmla. record standandrecords. thine.5sec- uosru hoolncgas, upright piano and ltool. antique chain. arrthll sofa, rocking chairs. large antique Jardinieres. clocks, dining room table, leather covered chairs. hall tables. china cabinet. scatter rugs.

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SEALED TENDERS address- ed to the undersigned. and en- dorsed "TENDER FOR BREAK- WATE R RECONSTRUCTION. BLUE ROCKS. LUNENBURG COUNTY. N.S.". will be receiv- ad in the office of the Secretary. uhtll ltl) p.m. lE.D.S.T.) WED- NESAY. OCTOBER 23. 1957.

Plans and specifications can be seen and forms of tender obtain- ed at the office of the Chief En- gineer, Department of Public works. Ottawa. Ontario. at the office of the District Engineer. Department of Public Works Public Building. PO. Box 875. Halifax. N.s.. and at the Post offices at Luuenburg. Bridge- waler and Liverpool. N.S.

To be considered each tender muat be accompanied by a see- urity in the form of a certified cheque or Bonds as specified in the form of tender and made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accor- dance with the conditions set forth therein.

The Department. through the Chief Engineer's office (H. and R.). or through the undersigned. or through the office of the Dis- trict Engineer at Halifax. N.S. will supply blue-prints and speci- fication of the work on deposit of a sum of 820.00 in the form of a CERTIFIED bank cheque or money-order payable to the or- der of the RECEIVER GENER- AL OF CANADA.'Tbe deposit will be released on return of the blue-prints and specification in good condition within a month from the date of reception tenders. If not returned within that period the deposit will be forfeited.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

ROBERT PORTIER. Chief of Administrative Services and Secretary.

Department of Public Works. Ottawa. September 23. 1957-

WANTED

Two or three bedroom apartment (heated or un- heated) or self contained

house.

PHONE 3848

FOR SALE

Topsoil at a very reas- onable prica. Haul it your- self. Any amount up to 1,000 yards Phone 7627 after 5:15 p.m.

TRUCKING SERVICE

We haul anything. any- where. anytime.

STEPHEN BELL Phone 6032

IN MEMORIAM

IENJAMIN WEEK!

The death occurred suddenly on Thursday. July 25. 1051. of Benlamin lienry Weeks. Freder- icton, P.E.I.. although Mr. Weeks had suffered for more than a year from a serious heart ail- ment his passing came as a shock to his family and friends.

During the fall and winter months he had been confined to hospital and home. But in tin spring partly by reason of his great courage and zest of life ha became able to be about again. While on a visit at the home of his sisters. Mrs. Frank and Rus- sel Nicholson. Hazel Grove. Mr. Weeks passed away in his sleep.

The late Benjamin Henry weeks was born in Fredericton. P.E.l. on August 25th, the son of the late Frederick Weeks and' Grace Stevenson Weeks.

He lived Ill his life in the ini- mediate area of his birthplace. where he engaged in far- ming as well as serving one of the cream routes of the New Glasgow Dairying Company.

Neighbours and friends re- member Mr. Weeks as a fine citizen and a loyal friend. His ready wit and gracious manner endeared him to his many ac- quaintances. He was a long-time member of the Fredericton Chris- tian Church and sought by his life to exemplify the Christian virtues of charity and kindness.

He will be greatly missed in the community and church. and most of all in his home where there are left to mourn his pass- ing. his wife, the fonner Ada MacLeod and a son Elwood.

Five sisters and three broth- ers also survive. They are: Stel- la. (Mrs. Frank Nicholson); Lau- ra, (Mrs. Russell Nicholson): Mary, (Mrs. John MacLeod); Al- ice. (Mrs. Wallace Dlckiesbnl; Irene. Mrs. Harold Sharp); Roy. William and Arnold. all of Fred- CFICIOD.

The largely attended funeral was held from the Christian Church on Sunday. July 28th. Ser- vices at church and grave were Jones as slated by Rev. Marvel D. Dunbar. Mr. Gordon Carow sang as a solo "Beyond the Sun- set."

'I'he hymns sung were: Beauti- ful Valley of Eden, We Shall Meet Beyond. favourite hymns of Mr. Weeks.

Interment was in the Frederic- ton cemetery.

The pail hearers were. all first cousins of the deceased: Benja- min Craaweil. Herbert weeks. Louis Bertram. Reagh Ferris, George Nesbitt and William Sem-

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Flower bearers. nephews of the deceased were: Millage Macheod. Carl Sharpe. Myron Weeks. Robert Weeks. Harold Ni.-holaon. Ralph Dlckieson.