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NOTICES

SHERIFF'S SALE Under

City Of Charlottetown incorporation Act

’ PURSUANT TO and by vir- me of a special warrant for salc of real estate issued by Keiiiieth M. Martin, Judge of . me City Court of the Ci of

and seal dated the 7th day if 1\Iarcli,A.D. 1962 against the 13 ll ds hereinafter described

Knights of Columbus Family Picnic I Members and friends of Knights of Columbus Boys‘ Camp. Rusfico. Sun-

day. August 26th, I962 starting at I P. M.

against which ludglnent had bcgn given in the amount of $794.09 for unpaid assessment against. the in the name of Estate of arbararPound di- reeling me to sell at public auc- tion to the highest bidder such

men of the said lands as I

may deem sufficient to pay lsucii assessment and i ex- penses.

1 Do HEREBY GIVE N0- TICE that on Wednesday the 19th day of September A. D. 1962 at the hour of Eleven 0'- clock in the forenoon (Atlantic standard Time) in front of e Laiv Courts Building in diam- lottetown in Queens County in Prince Edward Island I will set up and sell to the highest bidder the whole of such lands. having been assessed as No. 18 upper Hillsboro Street and be- in: now described by metes and hounds as follows: ALL that tract. piece and parcelqf i land situate, lying and being in olizirlnttetown aforesaid and

side of DesBrisay or Upper litllsborn Street at the South- west corner of a plot of land and dwelling house the prop- (‘I'i_V of the said John James and now in the occupation of .\lr.<. Lamo -in d , running thence :-ii ri.-ziit angles to said Sir:-ct Eastwardly a distance of Seventy-six (76) feet Six (8) inches. thence at right angles Soiithwardiy Six (6) feet Four iii inches. thence at right angles Eastwairdiy Thirteen (13) feet Six (6) inches. thence at rizht angles Southwardly a distance of Ten (10) feet or un- til it meets the North boundary

\\'e.<t.v:~rdly along the Northern bniiiidary of said right-of-way a distance of Ninety (90) feet or until it meets the sa’ Street, thence along the Eas em side of said Street Sixteen (16) feet Four t4i inches Northwardw to the More of commencement.

DATED the 6th day of July A. D. 1962.

JOHN F. TOWNSHEND, Sheriff Of Queens County.

csc RIEQUIRES

The loan of old prints or negatives of ‘harness racing scenes on_ Prince Ed- ward island Fefween I885-I925 for use in television documentary. small fee will be paid for any picture that will. be used. Please forward prints or nega-

tive: fo--

MR. BILL LEDWELL Guardian - Pafriof Office Charlottetown

AUCTION SALE BORDEN Thursday. August 30i'h at '2 p.m.—

Contents of fully modern five roomdiouse con- sisting of—l:iving-room furniture; 4 piece bedroom suite; kitchen table and chairs; Frigidaire (new); electric washer (new); occasional tables and chairs; scatter rugs; table lamps; flat silverware; electric iron and toaster; electric kettle; table knives; forks and spoons; large quantity dishes; pots; pans; etc. Garden tools; lawn mower; rotary pump, and numerous other articles.

Terms cash. J. V. McDONALD E. C. BELL Owner Auctioneer

If day unﬁt sale next fine day following.

KINGS COUNTY

COUNTRY LAWN Dinner-— at Cromwell at Woodviile Mills, Cardigan, Big -Chicken Barbe- que. Sunday Sept. 2nd. 2.30-6 p.m.

PLAN TO ATTEND ice cream festival and dance at Blue Dome Hall, Georgetown, this evening. Deilcimia refreshments, excel- lent music, auspices ACME Re- bekah Lodge. Montague.

“REGULAR monthly meeting of Moreil Branch No. 26 Royal Canadian Legion Monday. Aug. 27th, at 8.00 p.m.

-l Announcements

DANCE Iona East School every Monday night.

CITY & QUEENS

“WE TREAT the sick well" Giggeofs Pharmacy. Vitamins for all ages. Shop at “your" Drug Store for fresh. Standard- ized Vitamin products and Ton- ics. Dial 4-3170 for prompt de- livery.

DON'T FORGET — The Cra- paud Exhibition. Wednesday, August 29th‘. Fun For Every- one. BE SURE TO ATTEND!

BINGO Kelly's Cross Hall. Monday August 27th, 9:30 p.m. jackpot $80.00.

BIRTHS

wnarnnnnin — Mr. and Mrs. Elwood WeatherbLe, are happy to announce the

' ust 23nd. 1962. Weight 6 lbs. 12 ozs.

PICONE — At White Plains, New York, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Picone, . (nee Aletha Feehan. RN,l on July 11. 1962, a son, Ronald Adrian (8 lbs. 14 ozs.)

McCURDY — B o r n at P.E.I.

I-Iospitnl Thursday August 23rd 1962, to Mr. Mrs. A.C. Mccurdy, a son. Peter

Cameron. Weight 6 lbs. 15 ozs.

Monday,

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August 27th AI‘

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Sleeping space may be purchased with no increase In basic tare. Coinpiimontary meals served with

all reserved accommodations.

Your CN Agent has full details

PIANO INVENTOR

Bartoiommeo Cristofori. a harpsichord maker from Padua. Italy. developed the piano in 1709.

Births, Deaths, Marriages

ENGAGEMENTS

MARTIN — KING — Mr. and Mrs. Maurice V. Martin, Char- lottetown, wish to announce the engagement of their young- ut daughter, Hazel - Eleanor, to Kenneth William King. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred- erick King, Montneal. Marriage to take place at St. Malachy‘s Church, Montreal, Sept. 29,at 11 a.m.

NORTHUP — VAIL -— Mr. and Mrs. Clyde I-I. Northup. Hali- fax, N .S. wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Ann, to James Percy Vail, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Percy Vail, Charlottetown. Marriage to take place Sept- qmber 1, at nine o'clock Mass , at Canadian Martyrs Church I in Halifax. l

MARRIAGES

MacAR'l'HUIt -- YOUNG — On Saturday. August 18, 1962, the marriage of Mrs. Muriel Mac- Arthur and William Edward Drummond Young, took place quietly at the residence of the bride. in Summerside. The Rev. Dr. L.P. Archibald. ol- ficating.

DEATHS

MacARTHUR — At the Western Hospital Friday Aug. 24, 1962, Miss Enid MacArthur, Alber- ton, in her sixty third year. Forwarded from the Rooney Funeral Home to the home of her sister_ Miss Shirley Mac- Arthur. Alberton, where pri- vate service will be held S - day Aug. 26th, at 1 o'clock. Then to the United Churc Alberton. for service at 2:3). Interment in Hillcrest ceme- tery.

IN MEMORIAM COLLINGS - In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Ralph Collings, who passed away Aug. 27th, 1959. Deep in our hearts lies a picture Of a loved one laid to rest In memory’: frame we shall keep it

Because he was one of the best. Sadly missed by his wife Blanche and daughter Kays.

PARTRIDGE — In loving mem- ory of our dear son and bro- th-er. Roger Patridge, accident- ly killed in Montreal Que, August 27th, 1968.

When ties of love are broken,

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. Aug. 27, 1962. 11 their tourist attractions, and ' mixed in with elao

Variety See

By FORBES RIIUDE , Canadian Press Business Editor‘ You name it and we've got it. That might well be the slo- gan of the fascinating world of many countries now contained for a short while within the In- ternatlonal and Governments buildings at the Canadian Na-

tional Exhibition in Toronto.

Variety unless you're very knowledge- able indeed, you'll probably surprised at some of the items

ou see.

Among the things that may impress you are:

Israel's fashions in knitware. Yugoslavia’s emphasis on in- dustriai products. Poiand’s ver- satility—her first major appear- ance in Canada and the biggest of the foreign shows. Austria's

is the keyword and,‘

n Keyword

For Exhibits At CNE

air of luxury. Formosa's feel of 1 the Orient.

Czechoslovakia, an old and well-known exhibitor, has her usual wide range. Japan is the year's 'sophistlcate—content . project an image of Japan and showing hardly any products ex- cept a Datsun automobile. Swe- .den is any year’s sophisticate. reflecting her highly-developed ‘industry and science. ‘

‘SHOW SOME WOOL I In the Commonwealth group ‘Australia indeed shows wool, but with more hint of the cock- tail hour than of sheep grazers.

are such pieces of Canadians as the Toronto stock Exchange and the Dominion Camping. As- iatloa.

It is costing them all quite a- bit to come here, but they ap- pear satisfied with responses to date. The Poles estimate their Canadian costs at around $100"; 000. n Israeli manufacturer. who is showing plastic doilies, said it is costing him person- ally $3.000 “but it is worth ev- ery cent of it." '

COFFINS OPENED

MACAO (Reuters) —- Coin-

ony are ordering coffins to be opened for examination as part of a strict check on traffic into China following an explosion

.last Sunday, Chinese press re- ;ports said Tuesday. There were no casualties in the blast and

only slight damage was caused

to a road near the border.

{And the United Kingdom, con- tcentrating on a few such things gas china. leather goods and tex- tiles, fairly drips hauteur, as if i

‘to say to everyone else: "Any-F

IN MEMORIAM STEWART —— in loving mum-

Stewart, who departed this life Aug. 25th. 1961. ' You are sleeping gently sleep- in In your cold and silent grave Where we laid you down our

And loved ones have to part It leaves a wound that never heal

And also broken hearts

A happy home we once enjoyed

But each must bear a cross

And God. our Heavenly Father

Has helped us bear our loss. Lovingly remembered by: mom. dad. sisters and brother.

l Only

darling Just one year ago today Still our hearts are sad and lone-

In secret the tears still flow. No one knows how much we miss miss you

God alone can know. Fondly loved and sadly missed

1 by mom and dad.

ory of our dear son. George ‘

tthing you can do we can dol better."

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